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Clarkii Clownfish – Reddish-Brown Aquarium Fish with White Stripes

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $89.99.Current price is: $57.04.

Clarkii Clownfish features reddish-brown body with white stripes, perfect for saltwater aquariums.

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Clarkii Clownfish

Clarkii Clownfish is also known as the Clark’s Anemonefish or Clark’s Clownfish. It has a reddish-brown base color with white stripes and an orange forehead when full grown. The juvenile fish are yellowish orange in color with three white stripes on each side of the body. The Clarkii Clownfish, Black has a dark brown to black base with white stripes. The anal fin is white with a yellow stripe on the top and bottom.

  • Scientific Name: Amphiprion clarkii
  • Family: Pomacentridae
  • Origin: Captive-Bred, Fiji
  • Diet: Any meaty food items and herbivore preparations
  • Approximate Size: 3/4 to 2 inches
Feature Detail
Color (Adult) Reddish-brown base with white stripes and orange forehead
Color (Juvenile) Yellowish orange with three white stripes on each side
Color (Black Variant) Dark brown to black base with white stripes; anal fin white with yellow stripes on top and bottom
Family Pomacentridae
Origin Captive-Bred, Fiji
Size 3/4 to 2 inches
Diet Meaty food items and herbivore preparations

FAQ

What is the scientific name of the Clarkii Clownfish?

The scientific name is Amphiprion clarkii.

Where does the Clarkii Clownfish originate from?

It originates from captive-bred stock in Fiji.

What kind of food does the Clarkii Clownfish eat?

It eats any meaty food items and herbivore preparations.

3 reviews for Clarkii Clownfish – Reddish-Brown Aquarium Fish with White Stripes

  1. Jason Baker –

    The Clarkii Clownfish is active and colorful. It adapted well to my tank after a week. The white stripes stand out against the reddish base. I feed it frozen brine shrimp and blanched vegetables. It’s a great addition to a community tank with compatible fish.

  2. Keith Bond –

    I received the fish in good condition. The juvenile coloration was vibrant, and it has started to show the adult pattern. It’s not aggressive and stays near the anemone. Feeding is easy with regular meaty foods.

  3. Pippa Hughes –

    The black variant is striking. The white stripes on the body and the yellow-edged anal fin are very noticeable. It’s easy to care for and stays calm in a 20-gallon tank. I’m happy with the purchase.

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