Different Species of Clownfish Together

[damsels]

Dear brothers,

A. Is it possible to have different species of clownfish in a tank? Assuming the tank is large enough to house a few species, are the following ok?

1) false percula clownfish x 02

2) true percula clownfish x 02

3) pink skunk clownfish x 01

4) orange skunk clownfish x 01

5) sebae clownfish x 01

6) saddleback clownfish x01

7) tomato clownfish x01

B. Is it possible for different species of clownfish to host the same anemone then?

Thanks!

[veliferium]

how big is the tank,how big are the fish,wad species is the anemone.

[damsels]

4ft and the tank is currently empty. Thinking of buying small specimen of less than 2 inches.

Anemone havent decide, maybe 1 carpet and a couple of bubbletips.

[pegasus1010]

I have 2 of false clowns, 1 of pink skunk & 1 of orange skunk.

all peaceful. No anemones at all.

wouldn't know abt other species, but maroon & tomatos are not recommended.

[XPeriment 626]

yeah i think the tomato clown is not advisable with so many other clowns in the tank.

[limbssg]

All clownfishes get more aggressive with age and each fish will have its own temperament. Go for the juvenile fish if possible. I will definately leave the tomato clownfish out, the rest of the selection looks fine.

[hypervtec]

i got a 2" false clown,a 1.5" clark clown,a 1.5" sabae clown

and a 1" sabae clown living in my 3ft peacefully with no anemones.

they even stick very close to each other.

[Guinness]

as previously mentioned, the larger they grow the more hostile they get.

tomatoes and maroon clowns are worst.