Tomato clownfish
Tomato anemone fish @ Zoo Duisburg [11/17]” href=”http://www.livetropicalfish.net/saltwater-tropical-fish/yellowtail-clownfish-anemone-fish-zoo-duisburg-1117/”>clownfish, Amphiprion frenatus (Family – Pomacentridae) which tends to be dark red (especially juveniles) to black with 1 white side bar (juveniles may have 2 to 3 narrow bars). These can grow up to 14 cm in length and some varieties have darker coloration including more obscured stripes. In an aquarium, at least 10 gallons is necessary
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Amphiprion percula | |||
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Minimum Size Tank no more 20 gallons is better | |||
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75 – 82°F | |||
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8.2 – 8.4 | |||
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1.020 – 1.026 | |||
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Aggressive, not good with smaller fish than them | |||
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Very Easy take care | |||
Tomato clownfish lives nicely even without having a host anemone, and can eat most meat or vegetable food. It has been reported to be aggressive and territorial when mature, and specimens have been considered very aggressive even towards clownfish of other types of fish.
For this reason, it’s best kept single or in mated pairs; however, many it will cohabit with other clownfish varieties if they are introduced at the same time. This better if you want to keep with other fish that must be bigger than Tomato clownfish. The Tomato Clownfish is easy to breed; the fry can be fed on baby brine shrimp and rotifers.
