Clark's anemonefish
Amphiprion clarkii
Family : Pomacentridae
Robust and adaptable clownfish, recognizable by its white bands and yellow tail. Can live without an anemone.

Description
Amphiprion clarkii is one of the most widespread clownfish. It has a dark brown to black body with two vertical white bands (one behind the eye, one mid-body) and a bright yellow tail. It is very hardy and adapts to different environments. In the aquarium, it readily accepts prepared foods. It can be kept as a pair or in a group in a sufficiently large tank. It is territorial but generally peaceful with other species.
Habitat
Region :
Coral reefs, lagoons and rocky areas
Distribution :
Recommended parameters
Care
Care notes
Tank of at least 100 liters. Accepts a wide variety of foods (flakes, pellets, brine shrimp, mysis). Can be kept without an anemone. Provide hiding places (rocks, corals). Stable water with good filtration.
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