clownfish cannot be mixed with guppish. Clownfish are marine fish, while guppies are freshwater fish. The living environment of these two kinds of fish is completely different, so they can't be raised together at all. These two kinds of fish have completely different requirements for water quality, and forced polyculture will inevitably lead to one side being hurt.

Clownfish can be mixed with other species of clownfish, and can also be raised together with other marine fish of the same species, such as pink-blue crane, blue crane and yellow triangle crane of upside-down crane, golden-spot shrimp tiger and big shrimp tiger of shrimp tiger, blue devil of other small sparrow bream, black-and-white or colored Surabaya rose and so on. Guppies can be mixed with some fish such as rat fish, rose fish and cherry.

Clownfish is irritable and extremely repulsive of new fish just entering the tank, so it is likely to fight. Therefore, when clownfish are mixed with other fish, attention should be paid to shorten their entry time as much as possible, and it is best for several fish to enter the tank at the same time, which can effectively avoid their fighting and other situations. Moreover, when polybreeding, we should pay attention to the fact that if we choose ferocious marine fish such as three finches and blue demons, we should choose those smaller than clown fish, which can also effectively prevent them from fighting. While raising clownfish, some anemones should be raised at the bottom of the tank, and the number of anemones should be equivalent to clownfish. When mixed breeding, we must choose a larger fish tank. The spacious living environment can make them live more comfortably and avoid them fighting.