How do you get a Clown fish to eat?

Will tomato clown fish get on with common clown fish?

• hi i currently have a 55 gallon fish only aquarium and am wondering weather i could put tomato and ocellaris clown fish together i was planning on getting tank raised so that they don't look for an anemone and fight over it. is this a good idea and is it possible i was planning on buying the fish ready paired up so that they dont fight. please comment as much info as possible

• Answer:

  Tips for Keeping ClownFish: Unless you have a very large tank it’s best to keep only one clownfish, or one mated pair per tank, as they can be very aggressive towards other clownfish species. However, clown fish vary not only in their personalities, but also in their level of care. Many species are very hardy and make great fish for a beginning aquarist, but there are a few that are somewhat more delicate. Clown fish species that are most suitable for a beginners are hardy and easy to obtain. These include the peaceful Skunk Clownfish and the mild-mannered Ocellaris Clowns. The Tomato and Cinnamon Clowns, along with the Clark's Anemonefish, are also very hardy and readily available but they are a bit more territorial. Though the Maroon Clownfish are hardy and commonly available, they are aggressive and have no tolerance for other Maroon clowns.