| I never really liked tomatoe clowns and I was told they can be agressive and they get larger then I would have like for a clown. Where as your "nemo clown" probly a false perc is just my thing. When I started up my tank 2 of the first fish I bought were mated false percs. Unfortunatly I had 2 major ick attacks on the tank and a heater problem. (all of which have long been resolved) but the 2 ick attacks killed the males (normally smaller in size). Meaning when the tank had ick it killed the male I later went and got another, the female had no problem accepting the male even tho it was smaller in size, I did that twice and no problems. There are "tricks" that can help too. Adding the new fish to a dimly lit well feed tank, is always good. At this present time I have a false perc female and a true ocellaris male clown. They paired right up. Which is not uncommon. Love knows no bounds. There are many guildlines in this hobby, I am always researching and studying how I can bend them. Your complication comes in with the tomatoe, I would agree with the above suggestion and see if you could get credit for the tomatoe. Hope this helps.
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