Blue Stripe Clownfish
The Blue Stripe Clownfish is a natural color morph found in the Indian Ocean. These pricey clownfish are difficult to breed and difficult to transport. Also, when adding this fish to the aquarium take good care and transition time as it is susceptible to transition shock. Wild caught have more vivid color and are more expensive than the tank raised versions but both are quite remarkable.
- Scientific Name: Amphiprion chrysopterus
- Origin: Fiji
- Max Size: 7 inches
- Required Tank Size: 50+ gallons
- Diet: Omnivore
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FAQ
What is the scientific name of the Blue Stripe Clownfish?
The scientific name is Amphiprion chrysopterus.
Where does the Blue Stripe Clownfish originate from?
It originates from Fiji.
What is the maximum size of this fish?
The maximum size is 7 inches.
Kevin Russell –
The blue stripe is very vibrant and stands out in the tank. It’s a bit shy at first but settles into the community after a few weeks. I made sure to use a gradual transition process and it has been thriving for over three months.
Diane Langdon –
Beautiful fish with a striking blue stripe. Took some time to adjust to the new tank, but once acclimated, it’s active and healthy. I chose the wild-caught version for better coloration.
Nicola Springer –
Great addition to my reef tank. The fish is colorful and curious. I followed the transition guidelines carefully and it has not shown any signs of stress since arrival.