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Species Summary for Amphiprion clarkii - Yellowtail clownfish
Indo-West Pacific: Persian Gulf to Western Australia, throughout the Indo-Australian Archipelago and in the western Pacific at the islands of Melanesia and Micronesia, north to Taiwan, southern Japan and the Ryukyu Is. [eng] |
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Egypt: Red Sea - Fish - Amphiprion Bicinctus
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Portrait of Anemonefish (Clownfish, Amphiprion bicinctus) taken in the Red Sea
Photograph of 2-Banded Anemonefish (Amphiprion bicinctus) in the Red Sea, along with notes on the behaviour and environment of the fish. This clownfish is the most common one for divers to see. [eng] |
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Amphiprion clarkii
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anemonefish, Amphiprion ocellaris and its host anemone, Heteractis magnifica
Anemonefish, when threatened by an approaching predator, dive into the tentacles of the anemone. Unlike other fish, anemonefish are protected from the sting of the nematocysts (stinging cells) of the host anemone by their protective mucus (slime) layer. This protective mucus is a feature common to all fish, but the anemonefish's mucus has special chemical properties that assist in protecting it from its host anemone's sting. [eng] |
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References - Amphiprion tricinctus Three banded Clownfish
NetPets - The Fish Center - Your Complete Internet Pet Connection For Tropical Fish. [eng] |
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Clownfish (Amphiprion clarkii)
Animal Pictures Archive. [eng] |
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Amphiprion ocellaris
La répartition géographique est large :Sumatra, côtes de l'Inde et de Birmanie, Iles Andaman, Iles Nicobar, Archipel indo-australien, Philippines, Iles Rhykyu, Japon méridional, Nouvelle-Guinée occidentale, Australie septentrionale. Il vit au niveau des récifs coralliens (lagons essentiellement) à des profondeurs faibles à moyennes (2 à 15 m) en association avec des anémones (voir tableau). [fra] |
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Amphiprion akallopisos
Limitée à l'Océan Indien: Madagascar, Comores, Iles Andaman, Côtes de Sumatra, Mer de Java, Iles Seychelles. Vit en association avec les anémones Heteractis magnifica et plus rarement avec Stichodactyla mertensii (voir tableau ), près des récifs coralliens et dans les lagons, de 3 à 25 m de profondeur. [fra] |
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Percula Clown, True Amphiprion percula
The Amphiprion percula grows up to 3 inches. The small size will come to you generally ¾ to 1¼ inches; the medium generally 1¼ to 2½ inches; the large generally 2½ to 4 inches. The Percula Clown, True prefers a tank of at least 20 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim. The Amphiprion percula is a omnivore and likes to eat variety of foods (meats & veggies). The Percula Clown, True is a medium maintenance fish and may act semi-aggressively toward other fish. It doesn't get along with other conspecifics. Reef-safe. Coexists with Heteractis magnifica, Stichodactyla mertensii, or S. gigantea. [eng] |
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Tomato Clown Amphiprion frenatus
The Amphiprion melanopus grows up to 6 inches. The small size will come to you generally ¾ to 1¼ inches; the medium generally 1¼ to 2½ inches; the large generally 2½ to 4 inches. The Tomato Clown prefers a tank of at least 20 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim. The Amphiprion melanopus is a omnivore and likes to eat anything. [eng] |
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Amphiprion clarkii
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S.A.M.E. Database - Amphiphrion polymnus
Most specimens accept nearly all foods offered. Requires some vegetable matter in it's diet, and should be provided with some preparations for herbivores. Some specimens may refuse food in captivity. [eng] |
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Amphiprion clarkii
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S.A.M.E. Database - Amphiphrion tricinctus
Easily fed. Accepts nearly all foods offered. Requires some vegetable matter in it's diet, and should be provided with some preparations for herbivores. [eng] |
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True Percula Clownfish, Amphiprion percula
This fish is very similar to the false percula, A. ocellaris. The difference is in the number of dorsal spines (11 for A. ocellaris, and 10 or 9 for A. percula), the anterior part of the dorsal fins is taller in A. ocellaris, and A. ocellaris never have a thick black margin around the three white bars. They do not occur together in nature. The black bar is sometimes expanded as in the lower fish in the picture above. [eng] |
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S.A.M.E. Database - Amphiphrion ephippium
Easily fed. Accepts nearly all foods offered. Requires some vegetable matter in it's diet, and should be provided with some preparations for herbivores. [eng] |
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S.A.M.E. Database - Amphiphrion latezonatus
Easily fed. Accepts nearly all foods offered. Requires some vegetable matter in it's diet, and should be provided with some preparations for herbivores. [eng] |
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S.A.M.E. Database - Amphiphrion perideraion
VISIBILITY: Very Good. Not as bold as most clownfish species, and is more prone to hiding than it's relatives. May feel more secure in pairs or groups. [eng] |
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S.A.M.E. Database - Amphiphrion ocellaris
Easily fed. Accepts nearly all foods offered. Requires some vegetable matter in it's diet, and should be provided with some preparations for herbivores. [eng] |
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