riverwood

i know your not supposed to mix but do you think black ocellaris' would go with regular ocellaris'?

jguitarm15

I think is totally up to both fish, they will either really like each other and pair up or they will fight till one is death. I think it just really depends on the fish. Someone else with more experience should be able to tell you a much better answer Good luck!!

mollieMollie

I think it should be fine. I have a pond that has many other fish and they aren't all the same kind, but there ok!(some have mated)

blossom112

They will normally kill eachother And i was told not to do it .
, that would also be my advice .
Having said that ,i will tell you that i have a friend she just had to go out and buy me 2 clarkii's (big mistake) i have 2 reg clowns, that i had gotten from a mainly agressive fish tank ,sooo i was thinking even if the clarkii's attacked the others would run being they came from an agressive tank .
After pondering this idea for about 2 to 3 months , i decided to to it with a plan lol
My plan was to watch them for as long as it took and my tool was THE FISH NET lol
Everytime i saw the clarkii's charge i instantly stopped it as well as stalking .
I think i was at it 6 to 8 hours then i shut the lights for bed they all went to their own spots and its been months now and never any problems (knock on wood )
So i have 2 clarkii's and 2 reg .
But my friend she has (had) 5 reg clowns and 1 clarkii, and now she only has 1 reg clown that fears for its life lol
It is beautifull the different colors they have to offer to our tank ,im glad i did it (untill someone ends up dead lol)
I think its the clarkii's that are the aggressor they went after my orang spotted sleeper goby's as well and they pull heads off my featherdusters too ,so they will be in a fish only very soon i lost too much money from them !
I think if you go in with a plan and if it dont work take one set out then try another time , just be sure you have hiding places .
Good luck!