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Boston Sea & Reef Gold Lightning Maroon Clownfish – Saltwater Aquarium Fish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $120.00.Current price is: $80.79.

A vibrant maroon clownfish perfect for 29+ gallon saltwater tanks with stable water parameters.

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Boston Sea & Reef Gold Lightning Maroon Clownfish

Clownfish care involves maintaining a saltwater aquarium with specific parameters like.

A minimum tank size of 29-30 gallons is recommended, especially for a pair. Feed them a varied omnivorous diet and ensure clean water by performing regular water changes and weekly water testing for ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate.

Water Parameters and Tank Setup

Parameter Range
Temperature 75-82°F
Salinity 1.020-1.026 specific gravity
pH 7.8-8.4
Ammonia and Nitrite 0 ppm
Nitrate Below 20 ppm
Tank Size Minimum 29-30 gallons for a pair
Filtration A good filtration system is essential; a mature filter is necessary to handle waste products

Diet and Feeding

Diet: Clownfish are omnivores. A varied diet is recommended to ensure balanced nutrition.

FAQ

What is the ideal tank size for keeping Boston Sea & Reef Gold Lightning Maroon Clownfish?

A minimum tank size of 29-30 gallons is recommended, especially when keeping a pair.

What are the recommended water parameters for this clownfish?

Temperature: 75-82°F, Salinity: 1.020-1.026 specific gravity, pH: 7.8-8.4, Ammonia and Nitrite: 0 ppm, Nitrate: Below 20 ppm.

What type of diet should I provide to my clownfish?

Clownfish are omnivores and should be fed a varied diet including both animal and plant-based foods to maintain balanced nutrition.

3 reviews for Boston Sea & Reef Gold Lightning Maroon Clownfish – Saltwater Aquarium Fish

  1. Kylie White –

    The clownfish are active and colorful, adding a lot of charm to my 30-gallon tank. I’ve maintained stable water parameters and feed them twice a day with a mix of brine shrimp and algae wafers. They seem healthy and adapted well after a few weeks.

  2. Cameron Sanderson –

    Great addition to my reef tank. The maroon color stands out well. I keep the water tested weekly and have a good filter. They don’t seem to eat much, but I’ve noticed they’re more active during feeding times.

  3. Michael Short –

    Easy to care for once the water conditions are set. I followed the recommended parameters and now have a pair that swim together and stay in the anemone area. Very satisfied with the color and behavior.

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