Orange Semi-Storm Clownfish
Amphiprion ocellaris – The Orange Semi-Storm Clownfish is a striking captive-bred variant developed by Proaquatix and now available through Biota. This unique fish comes from the Gladiator (DaVinci) clownfish brood line and features an orange body accented by crisp white bars.
Orange Semi-Storms arrive tank-ready and free from wild-capture stress. They have been conditioned on high-quality pellets and flakes and readily accept frozen foods such as mysis shrimp, ocean plankton, and brine shrimp. Their captive-bred origins make them hardier and more adaptable than wild-caught specimens, allowing them to settle in quickly and thrive under standard reef conditions.
Like all clownfish, Orange Semi-Storms exhibit a clear social hierarchy.
| Species | Amphiprion ocellaris |
|---|---|
| Bred Line | Gladiator (DaVinci) |
| Coloration | Orange body with white bars |
| Feeding | Pellets, flakes, frozen foods (mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, ocean plankton) |
| Origin | Captive-bred |
| Adaptability | High – settles quickly in standard reef tanks |
FAQ
What makes the Orange Semi-Storm Clownfish different from other clownfish?
The Orange Semi-Storm is a captive-bred variant from the Gladiator (DaVinci) brood line, featuring an orange body with crisp white bars. It is bred for better adaptability and resilience compared to wild-caught fish.
How should I feed my Orange Semi-Storm Clownfish?
Feed a balanced diet of high-quality pellets and flakes. They readily accept frozen foods such as mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and ocean plankton.
Do Orange Semi-Storm Clownfish require special tank conditions?
No, they thrive under standard reef conditions and are well-suited to typical marine aquarium setups.
Mary Wallace –
The fish arrived healthy and settled into my tank within a week. The orange and white pattern is very vibrant. It’s easy to feed and seems to be adjusting well to the environment. Great choice for beginners.
Mary Morgan –
Captive-bred makes a big difference. The fish is active, colorful, and doesn’t show signs of stress. I’ve had no issues with feeding or compatibility with my other reef inhabitants.
Leah Morrison –
The appearance is exactly as described. It’s a bit more active than other clownfish I’ve seen. Feeding is straightforward with frozen foods. Slight hesitation in adjusting to the tank lighting, but overall very satisfied.
Kimberly Randall –
Arrived quickly and in perfect condition. The white bars stand out clearly against the orange body. It’s easy to care for and has become a focal point in my tank.