Tomato clownfish

Amphiprion frenatus

Familie : Pomacentridae

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Bright red clownfish with a single white vertical band behind the eye. Popular in marine aquariums.

IUCN-Status
LC
Nicht gefährdet
Biome
+1
Récifs coralliens de l'océan Indien et Pacifique tropical.

Beschreibung

The tomato clownfish reaches 14 cm. Its body is bright orange-red, with a single white vertical band just behind the eye. The fins are orange. The female is larger than the male. It is territorial but less aggressive than other clownfish. It can be kept in pairs or groups with a hierarchy. It is hardy and adapts well to captivity.

Lebensraum

Region :

This clownfish lives in shallow coral reefs, often associated with the anemone Entacmaea quadricolor. It frequents lagoons and reef slopes where water is clear and well-oxygenated. Juveniles hide in the anemone's tentacles.

Verbreitung :

Empfohlene Parameter

Temperatur2428 °C
pH8.18.4
GH812 °dGH
KH812 °dKH
Salinität1.021.025
NO₃
≤ 20 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 0.1 mg/L
Calcium
≥ 400 ppm
Magnesium
≥ 1200 ppm

Pflege

Schwierigkeit
2/5
Ernährung
Allesfresser
Min. Aquarium
120 L
Min. Gruppe
1
Endgröße
14 cm
Lebenserwartung
8 Jahre
Wesen
Friedlich
Vermehrung

Pflegehinweise

Temperature 24-28°C, pH 8.1-8.4, salinity 1.020-1.025. Minimum tank size 120 liters. Omnivorous: brine shrimp, mysis, algae. Compatible with most peaceful fish. Avoid very aggressive fish. An anemone is not essential but appreciated. Captive breeding possible.

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