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67- AffordabilityAffordable
- Common NamesCommon Clownfish, False Percula Clownfish
- Conservation StatusLeast Concern
- HardinessVery Hardy
- OriginWestern Pacific Ocean
- PopularityVery Popular
- RarityCommon
- Reef SafeSafe
- Territorial BehaviourHighly Territorial
Please note: These values are based on the average of various confirmed sources.
More about Ocellaris Clownfish
The Ocellaris Clownfish is a small, brightly colored marine fish known for its striking orange body with three distinctive white bands outlined in black. Its peaceful nature and adaptability to aquarium life make it a favorite among aquarists. These fish form symbiotic relationships with anemones, providing both species with protection from predators.
Did you know?
Ocellaris Clownfish are protandrous hermaphrodites, meaning they are born male, and the dominant individual in a group can change to female if the current female dies or is removed.
Frequently asked questions
Clownfish generally do not eat their own eggs, as they are typically very protective of them. However, they may eat the eggs if they are infertile, damaged, or if the environment is not suitable for raising the young. This behavior helps keep the nest clean and increases the chances of survival for the viable eggs.