😁😁😁 Kidding aside, clownfish are known for their unique mating and reproductive behavior. The process starts when the dominant male and female clownfish in an anemone host come together to make babies. After a brief courtship, which includes various forms of posturing, the female clownfish will lay her eggs on a flat surface close to their anemone host. Then the male clownfish will fertilize them by releasing sperm. During the gestation period, the male clownfish will tend to the 50-200 eggs.