Sebae clownfish
Amphiprion sebae
Family : Pomacentridae
The Sebae clownfish is a medium-sized clownfish, characterized by its bright yellow tail and white band behind the eye. It is appreciated in reef aquariums for its hardiness and symbiosis with anemones.
Description
Amphiprion sebae has a bright orange body with a vertical white band behind the eye and a yellow tail. Fins are orange. It can reach 12 cm. It is a territorial fish that lives in symbiosis with anemones (Stichodactyla, Heteractis). It is hardier than other clownfish. In aquariums, it can be kept without anemone. It is omnivorous and accepts a wide variety of foods. Captive breeding is common.
Habitat
Region :
Coral reefs, often associated with anemones
Distribution :
Recommended parameters
Care
Care notes
Temperature 24-28°C, pH 8.1-8.4, salinity 1.020-1.025. Minimum tank size 100 liters. Diet omnivorous: flakes, pellets, brine shrimp, mysis. Compatibility: can coexist with other peaceful fish, but territorial towards other clownfish. Ideal in pair. Needs hiding spots. Can be kept in reef. Good filtration required. Sensitive to salinity fluctuations.
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