Amphiprion ocellaris offspring - false clownfish

Description

• The clownfish ( Amphiprion ocellaris ) , shown here in the classic “orange” variety from captive breeding , is one of the best-known and most popular saltwater fish. With its bright orange body and striking white bands , it is not only a real eye-catcher, but also an extremely robust, peaceful, and easy-to-care-for reef inhabitant. Thanks to its high adaptability, it is perfectly suited for beginners as well as experienced saltwater aquarists.

  Features

  • Size: Adult animals reach about 810 cm .

  • Colouring: Bright orange body with three striking white transverse stripes and black edges a classic and unmistakable appearance.

  • Behavior: Amphiprion ocellaris is peaceful, active, and very robust . It usually lives in pairs and can be kept with many other peaceful reef fish. Its close symbiosis with sea anemones, in whose tentacles it finds protection, is particularly interesting.

  Posture & Care

  • Aquarium size: Suitable from 150 liters . A reef structure with hiding places and possibly a suitable sea anemone provide optimal conditions.

  • Water parameters: Temperature: 2427 C , pH value: 8.08.4 , density: 1.0221.025 .

  • Socialization: Very well suited to living with other peaceful reef fish, shrimp and invertebrates.

  • Food: Accepts frozen, live, and high-quality granulated food without any problems. A varied diet promotes vitality and color intensity.

  Special Features & Benefits

  The “orange” variant of Amphiprion ocellaris is a classic among clownfish, and its striking coloration and typical behavior create a true reef atmosphere in the aquarium. The fish offered here come from controlled breeding programs and are therefore particularly adaptable, healthy, and sustainably bred perfect for modern saltwater aquariums.

  Whether alone, in pairs or in combination with an anemone this clownfish is guaranteed to provide a lively and fascinating underwater experience.