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Hey all,
I was given a nice black ice clownfish, and added a bullet hole to the tank. They’re both about 1.75-2” and have really started to lip lock and be generally nasty towards each other after a day of relative peace yesterday. From what I understand of clownfish, there’s a chance both are on the road to becoming female, but there’s also a chance they’re both just mature enough to hash it out and decide who will get that opportunity. I’m just wondering how long you let them fight each other before something has to be done. There are some minor fin snags and scuffs, but nothing concerning currently. I put the newer fish in a holding container to let them cool down for a bit, but am not sure when I should release him again, and how long after that I should allow the cage fighting.
Thank you!!
I was given a nice black ice clownfish, and added a bullet hole to the tank. They’re both about 1.75-2” and have really started to lip lock and be generally nasty towards each other after a day of relative peace yesterday. From what I understand of clownfish, there’s a chance both are on the road to becoming female, but there’s also a chance they’re both just mature enough to hash it out and decide who will get that opportunity. I’m just wondering how long you let them fight each other before something has to be done. There are some minor fin snags and scuffs, but nothing concerning currently. I put the newer fish in a holding container to let them cool down for a bit, but am not sure when I should release him again, and how long after that I should allow the cage fighting.
Thank you!!




