Clowns are 1" long. Tank is 150 gallon, 300 lbs of rock and sand.
The odd thing is the injured passive clown (missing a complete fin and has bite markes) is now being attacked by the goby and 1 cleaner shrimp (not cleaned but attacked). Is this because it is injured?
I wonder if the aggressive clown is aggressive or if the passive clown is antaganizing the clown to be aggressive by swimming over its rock?
I like the passive one because it swims all over. They both leave all the other fish alown. Do you think the passive one is a trouble maker? It doesn't fight back either and doesn't swim away. I separated them for now in to different tanks.
Troble maker or victim? Which one should I keep? Thank you.
The odd thing is the injured passive clown (missing a complete fin and has bite markes) is now being attacked by the goby and 1 cleaner shrimp (not cleaned but attacked). Is this because it is injured?
I wonder if the aggressive clown is aggressive or if the passive clown is antaganizing the clown to be aggressive by swimming over its rock?
I like the passive one because it swims all over. They both leave all the other fish alown. Do you think the passive one is a trouble maker? It doesn't fight back either and doesn't swim away. I separated them for now in to different tanks.
Troble maker or victim? Which one should I keep? Thank you.