Tangerine Clownfish, Amphriprion Ocellaris Linespot Flasher Wrasse Safe with almost all small

Safe with almost all small reef fish

It has a gorgeous blue colour across the majority of its body and features a yellow lower fin which provides a lovely contrast to the blue hue

and requires floating micro-plankton to be kept alive in the aquarium

and yellow

invertebrates such as crabs and large shrimp can pose a threat to this delicate creature

Tangerine Clownfish, Amphriprion Ocellaris Linespot Flasher Wrasse Safe with almost all smallIn nature, Clownfish form strict hierarchies, where the dominant fish is female. In the absence of a matriarch, a larger male clown will change gender and become the new boss. This is protandrous hermaphroditism. When it is time to lay eggs, the breeding pair will clear an oval shaped space for brood to go. The male Tangerine Clownfish take up the job of guarding and fanning the eggs. Success of the brood depends on how attentive the subordinate males