Which Different Clownfishs Can Go Together In A Tank?

[JuanSalgado]

I have a Pair Of DaVinci Ocellaris Clownfish, Pair Of Pink Shunk Clownfish & 1 Fancy Snowflake Clownfish but I will like to add other Clownfish's to my tank and need some tips. Thank You.

 

[piranhapat]

Question how big is your tank. Many will tell you not a good idea to mix clownfish. Unless you have large tank. They become very territory. As they mature they fight with one another.

 

[xxxAngeloxxx]

How are all your pairs getting along in the tank?

 

[Cu455]

I had a clarki, saddleback, occelaris and stubby occelaris for about 3 years. Lost both of the occelaris while cleaning the tank. They were replaced with a skunk and a cinnamon clown. They have been togeather for about 8 months.

How long has your clowns been togeather for?

 

[JuanSalgado]

I have a 110 Gallon Bowl Front & All The Clownfish's Have Been Getting Along Well. I Have Them For About Over A Month Now. Hopefully Everything Stays Good Between Them.

 

[Aquadicted]

Oh man I hate these kinds of questions on here because there is no exact answer. To be completely safe you can probably have 2 pairs in there for a lifetime without much problems. But more than that and it really depends on the personal attitudes of the fish

 

[duromega]

very nice rockscape salgado !

 

[JuanSalgado]

I Agree With You & THANK YOU

 

[homegrowncichlid]

hmm, another pair will be difficult. All you can put in now are the tomato, sebae or marroon clowns. They will take over the space between the other 2 pairs.

 

[JuanSalgado]

Maroon Clownfish? I thought they will destroy the other clowns?

 

[homegrowncichlid]

oh yes, the ones I've listed are aggressive. Your choices are limited, but when you have 3+ inches of resident clowns, and introduce the 1" new clown, I'd think its fair. Resident clowns have the hometown advantage and size matters.
A long time ago, I had a tomato clown, then added 3 perculas. All were the same small size. The 3 peculas kicked the tomato out of its anemone, then forced it into the corner of the tank.
Currently, I have two 3"skunks, and I added 2 little 1" perculas. The only way I could do this was because I had an old 4" percula who offered sanctuary to the new commers. She was about to die and she did later but not before giving her territory to the new commers. Now all 4 clowns have their home.
If I was 2 add another pair of clowns... tough call. The coloration/markings would have to be completely different.
Oh wait a minute, schratch that. You can add more of the same species easily. They have a social hierarchy and pecking order.

 

[JuanSalgado]

Thank You That Was Extremely Helpful!