Clark's anemonefish

Amphiprion clarkii

PezMarinoclownfish

Robust and adaptable clownfish, recognizable by its white bands and yellow tail. Can live without an anemone.

Estado IUCN
LC
Preocupación menor
Bioma
Récifs coralliens de l'océan Indien et Pacifique tropical.

Descripción

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.

Hábitat

Región :

Coral reefs, lagoons and rocky areas

Distribución :

Parámetros recomendados

Temperatura2428 °C
pH8.18.4
GH812 °dGH
KH812 °dKH
NO₃
≤ 20 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 0.1 mg/L

Cuidado

Dificultad
1/5
Dieta
Omnívoro
Tanque mín.
100 L
Grupo mín.
1
Tamaño adulto
12 cm
Esperanza de vida
10 años
Temperamento
Pacífico
Propagación

Notas de cuidado

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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