Do clown fish turn into females during there living life?

Yes, clownfish are sequential hermaphrodites, which means they have both male and female reproductive organs at different stages of their lives. All clownfish start out as males, and the dominant male in a group will eventually transform into a female. This process is triggered by the death or removal of the dominant female. The transformation from male to female involves changes in hormone levels, as well as physical changes such as the development of ovaries. The new female will then mate with the remaining males in the group.