Hardridge
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Have one maroon clown about 1.5 to 2 inches. Whats the best way of putting another one in to see if I can get a pair
melosu58 said:It has to be much bigger or much smaller. There will initially be a scrap but if the smaller one survives they should be OK.
yetee said:I find that playing some Lionel Richie seems to help during the acclimation period...
On a more serious note, it is kinda 6's on which is better. Maroons are not the most even tempered clowns, and going with a smaller one it could be just as aggressive as the one you currently have. Or, with a larger one it could be less aggressive and still get picked on. you could try smaller because its probably going to be harder to find a bigger maroon. At least that is the case here, I have never seen an adult one for sale at our LFS's.
melosu58 said:It has to be much bigger or much smaller. There will initially be a scrap but if the smaller one survives they should be OK.
Leighton79 said:Doesn't a single clown automatically become female? That's always been my understanding of the little darlings.
On that basis I would add one out of a group that's much smaller at an lfs. More or less certain to be a male.
As we know, they can morph into a female from male, but not the other way around.
Just my 2p.