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Can maroon clownfish live with ocellaris?

At home, I have several small aquariums filled with clownfish, angelfish, and wrasses. I intend to combine angelfish with clownfish. However, if the two types of fish are combined, can they coexist in one tank?

In addition, I have two types of clownfish, maroon, and ocellaris, but they are in different tanks. What if I put them together? Can the maroon and ocellaris clownfish live together?

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replied to Castiel Monroe Castiel Monroe

Anglefish is one of the best tank mates for clownfish. So, you can combine the two in the same tank.

On the other hand, if you want to combine maroon clownfish and ocellaris clownfish in the same tank and think they are from the same family, then you should abandon that idea. This is because maroon clownfish have a much more aggressive nature that can bully and even kill ocellaris clownfish.

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Maroon Clownfish

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The Maroon Clownfish is an anemone fish with a maximum body size of 6.7 inches. This saltwater fish forms a mutual symbiosis with sea anemones, unaffected by its host's stinging tentacles. Maroon Clownfish males can turn into females if the only breeding female dies. Meanwhile, the natural food for this stripe-patterned fish is zooplankton and algae.