Would this work?

[Chorse Momma]

I have a 180g, lots of live rock, a mated pr of Benghaiis, now a 6 line wrasse( had 2), mandarin gobie and a Copperband butterfly. Lots of LPS and a seemingly ' activly engaged' pr of Percula Clowns. What I woulod like to know is- Could I possibly slip in another pair of clowns - say Oscillaris, Picasso?? (No Tomatoes or the other more agressive clowns. )

 

[clowns101]

I would say yes as long as you have 2 anemones on the opposite side of the tank.Be sure to feed them on diffirent sides also.But there is still a risk.

GL!

 

[FishLipz]

I have a pair of percs that host a duncan coral on one side of my 180 and a pair of tomatos in a Xenia colony on the other. So far so good!

 

[Joost's reef]

I wouldn't risk it

 

[KLR]

Like posted above, basically everything should be on opposite ends

I read something like, each pair of clownfish(if more than 1) should have approx. 100 gal per pair, in a clownfish article....

Its a risk, but if you introduce the new ones on the opposite side of the tank,have host nems/corals on opposite ends,and feed on opposite ends you will decrease the chances of fighting

 

[clowns101]

"I read something like, each pair of clownfish(if more than 1) should have approx. 100 gal per pair, in a clownfish article...."

Not always true,We could have a 200 gallon cube.Which is roughly 36x36x36,Im almost positive,there would be problems in a tank like that.I think its better to put a length on it rather than gallonage.I think 6+ foot it best.Anything below that its a huge risk.

But after that,I agree with every thing you stated.

 

[IPisces]

This is my 75 gal. I must say, I got real lucky with these two pairs but it can be done.
YouTube - HD03flstcgrl's Channel
The orange are hosting the green polyp toadstool. But there is no anemone in the tank. There might be a problem if there was.

 

[Antonias1391]

ive seen a maroon and a perc coexisting in a 75 they both had a large patch to host and each had its own side of the tank. i think the kep is giving them somthing to host on both sides of the tank .