- Location
- New York
I order a pair of YellowStripe Clownfish & Will Like To Add Another Pair, What Pair Of Clownfish Will Work. I want to introduce them to the tank at the same time. They will be about 2 inch or smaller in a 100 gallon tank.
What Other Clownfish Can I Put With A YellowStripe Clownfish?
- Thread starter JuanSalgado
- Start date
I would say none. Maroon clownfish are the most aggressive. They are also very territorial and the females get big. Mine can move boulders no lie. I kept wondering how rocks were ending up on the other side of the tank until I caught her doing it.
- Location
- New York
Wow, really wanted a pair of Phantom Clownfish.
- Location
- New York
What pairs?
- Location
- Clifton NJ
Agreed, maroon's are very aggressive. Once your female starts getting territorial, the other's will parish.
- Location
- New York
That sucks but thanks guys.
- Location
- 10022
I have 1 maroon and can't wait to catch him to make a soup and introduce other clowns to my tank
- Location
- Long Island, New York
+1 I have a pair female close to 5" and a 3" male. I tried to introduce a snowflake pair at opposite ends of the tank (and this is a ten foot tank) and it did not work at all. The female came over and was relentless in her attack. My maroon female is very very aggressive. I have debated on getting her out. My female keeps my clown tang in check which is no easy task. She is a beast !!!! I don't advise putting others in the same tank. There is one method that may work. This is what I should have done/tried. Take your maroons out and put them in a foreign environment for a while and then introduce them all together. I have a feeling this will work with some other strains of similar size.
Thane
- Location
- Valley stream
- Location
- 10022
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