Well with fish there is never a definite but it is very likely. Just make sure they are the same species. It helps to get young clowns as well. I find it helps to get one that is a little bigger than the other as well. That way there won't be as much fighting when they work out who will be female and who will be male.
Converting 20g from Fresh W. to Salt W.
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^ yep! Either one larger and one smaller or two juveniles. There will be bickering unless they are already paired up and even then they will argue now and then 
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Exception to the same species are Percula and Ocellaris. Percs and Ocs will pair up just fine.
.Exception to the same species are Percula and Ocellaris. Percs and Ocs will pair up just fine.
Hey guys. Things have been going great. I've had no casualties from my CUC yet (knock on wood), and the clowns I picked up two weeks ago are sweet as well! I've picked up a few frags over the past couple of weeks, including some zoas, a Euphyllia frag, and a candy cane. What I came to ask you guys if the little brown thing growing on the skeleton in the above picture is majano or not. If it is, that means I didn't do a good enough job manually removing it before I put the candy cane in last week. It was gone until yesterday, where I noticed something growing in the exact same spot that I was plucking from last weekend. Do you guys think this is the majano coming back or is this a part of the coral? I'm not too knowledgeable about how things grow yet in reefs
so would someone please inform me whether or not I can take out the candy cane for a few minutes to make sure I remove every fragment of the majano this time, if that's what it is? Thanks a lot! You've all been a great help over the past weeks.