C/B Spotcinctus Clownfish
The Captive-Bred Spotcinctus Clownfish is a hardy Red Sea species featuring a golden-orange body with bold white banding. Captive breeding helps improve adaptability and hardiness in home aquariums.
Quick Facts
| Item No: | 1338 |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name: | Amphiprion bicinctus |
| Temperament: | Semi-Aggressive |
| Reef Safe: | Yes |
| Diet: | Omnivore |
| Max Size: | 5 Inches |
| Minimum Tank Size: | 30 Gallons |
| Care Level: | Easy |
Feeding
Feed frozen mysis shrimp, marine pellets, flakes, and omnivore preparations.
Important Notes
Captive-bred for improved adaptability and hardiness in home aquariums.
FAQ
Is the Spotcinctus Clownfish safe to keep with other reef fish?
Yes, the Spotcinctus Clownfish is reef safe and can coexist with other reef fish.
What type of food should I feed my Spotcinctus Clownfish?
Feed frozen mysis shrimp, marine pellets, flakes, and omnivore preparations.
How big does a Spotcinctus Clownfish grow?
The maximum size is 5 inches.
Olivia Carr –
The clownfish arrived healthy and active. It has adapted well to my 30-gallon tank. The coloration is vibrant and it’s very easy to care for. I appreciate the captive-bred origin, which makes it more resilient than wild-caught ones.
Brian Walsh –
It’s a beautiful fish with a striking pattern. Feeding it is simple—just a few flakes and mysis shrimp each day. It’s peaceful and doesn’t bother other fish in the tank.
Faith Walsh –
I’ve kept several clownfish before, but this one is more active and stays in the coral area. The care level is easy, and it’s a great addition to a reef setup.