Clownfish clarification for my 50 gallon

I would suspect you will get some fighting and ultimately losing several clowns if you have 3 pair in a 52g tank. Quite risky!
 
I have two rbta's on opposite sides of the tank that the pair would swap back and forth.
 
It's possible to have two pairs or three hell I've seen a pair of maroons and a pair of perculas in a 20 gallon but it is a risk and they had two nems
 
If you really want multiple clowns look into getting skunk clowns because they are known for being better as a harem. Also having a nem for them helps. A good example is Melev and his setup.
 
No it as fine those two pairs have been in the same tank for two years
I don't mean to sound argumentative but I don't think two years is very long. The more aggressive maroons could one day decide the percs must die. Just a thought.

/ Also it could just be those specific fish ended up getting along. I think a mix like that is more likely to end up with the maroons killing off the percs. Not that I have any personal experience with those fish. Butfrom what I have read, that seems to be the case.
 
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I have a couple of friends that tried it in 60g. Both had sad endings. I get attached, so I wouldn't do more than a pair. That's just me. Please post pics of them whatever you decide.
 
I have a couple of friends that tried it in 60g. Both had sad endings. I get attached, so I wouldn't do more than a pair. That's just me. Please post pics of them whatever you decide.

I have no problem with just one pair! Especially, being new to the hobby & they are a territorial. I was more frustrated with the hodgepodge of #'s I was fiding, and wanted clarification from the knowledgeable.
 

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