Snow Storm Clownfish – Proaquatix
Amphiprion ocellaris – The Snow Storm Clownfish is a striking captive bred variant developed by Proaquatix and now available through Biota. The Snow Storm comes from the Gladiator (DaVinci) clownfish brood line. This unique fish features an almost entirely white body.
Snow Storms arrive tank-ready and free from wild-capture stress. They have been conditioned on high quality pellets and flakes, and readily accept frozen foods such as mysis shrimp, ocean plankton, and brine shrimp. Their captive-bred origins make them hardier and more adaptable than wild-caught specimens, allowing them to settle in quickly and thrive under standard reef conditions.
Like all clownfish, Snow Storms exhibit a clear social hierarchy. In a group or pair, the largest fish becomes the dominant individual.
| Specifications |
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| Species: Amphiprion ocellaris |
| Origin: Captive bred (Gladiator/DaVinci brood line) |
| Body Color: Almost entirely white |
| Feeding: Accepts pellets, flakes, mysis shrimp, ocean plankton, brine shrimp |
| Settlement: Tank-ready, adapts quickly to reef conditions |
FAQ
What makes the Snow Storm Clownfish different from other clownfish?
The Snow Storm Clownfish has an almost entirely white body and is derived from the Gladiator (DaVinci) brood line. It is captive bred, which means it is raised in controlled environments, resulting in better adaptability and reduced stress compared to wild-caught fish.
How long does it take for a Snow Storm Clownfish to settle into a new tank?
Snow Storm Clownfish arrive tank-ready and typically settle in within a few days of introduction to a new tank, thanks to their captive-bred conditioning and familiarity with aquarium environments.
What type of food does the Snow Storm Clownfish accept?
The Snow Storm Clownfish readily accepts high-quality pellets, flakes, mysis shrimp, ocean plankton, and brine shrimp.
Phil Payne –
Received my Snow Storm Clownfish in perfect condition. It was already active and eating the flakes I offered. The white color is very striking against the coral. Settled in within 3 days and seems healthy and calm. Great choice for a reef tank.
Joe Avery –
This clownfish is a visual highlight in my tank. The white body stands out beautifully. It’s easy to feed and has not shown any aggression. I appreciate that it’s captive bred, so it’s less stressed and more resilient.
Cameron Walsh –
The fish arrived healthy and active. It accepted frozen foods right away. I noticed it’s a bit more reserved than other clownfish, but it’s still a great addition to my reef setup. Would recommend to others with similar tanks.