Extreme Black Ice Clownfish
Amphiprion ocellaris – Extreme Black Ice are a variation of our Black Ice where all three bars are connected on the fish on one or both sides.
The A. ocellaris clownfish is peaceful by clownfish standards and a great choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists. It thrives in reef tanks and does well in pairs or small groups when introduced properly. This variety is tank-bred by Proaquatix in the USA and has been raised on prepared foods, making it well-adjusted to aquarium life.
Clownfish exhibit a clear social hierarchy. In a group or pair, the largest fish becomes the female while the next largest becomes male. This species is reef safe and compatible with most other reef safe fish. Their natural host anemones are H. magnifica.
| Species | Amphiprion ocellaris |
|---|---|
| Origin | Tank-bred in USA |
| Feeding | Prepared foods |
| Compatibility | Reef-safe, pairs or small groups |
FAQ
What makes the Extreme Black Ice Clownfish different from other Black Ice varieties?
The Extreme Black Ice variation has all three bars connected on one or both sides of the fish, creating a distinct appearance compared to standard Black Ice clownfish.
Is this clownfish suitable for beginners?
Yes, the A. ocellaris clownfish is peaceful and well-suited for both beginner and experienced aquarists, especially in reef tanks.
Can this clownfish live with other reef-safe fish?
Yes, this species is reef safe and compatible with most other reef-safe fish when properly introduced.
Sophie Mills –
Received the fish in good condition. They were active and seemed healthy right after arrival. Easy to care for and fit well in my 20-gallon reef tank. The coloration is striking and the fish are very calm.
Grace Gibson –
The Extreme Black Ice variety is quite unique. The connected bars make them stand out. They’ve adapted well to the tank and are now swimming with a group of other clownfish. Feeding is simple with flake food.
Leonard Parr –
Great addition to my reef setup. The fish are peaceful and don’t stress other inhabitants. They’ve been in the tank for two months and are thriving. Proaquatix’s tank-bred quality is evident.