Amphiprion melanopus (Red clownfish)

The Amphiprion melanopus, commonly known as the red clownfish or cinnamon clownfish, is a popular and colorful choice for the marine aquarium. With its warm reddish-brown body, black fin edges, and...

The Amphiprion melanopus, commonly known as the red clownfish or cinnamon clownfish, is a popular and colorful choice for the marine aquarium. With its warm reddish-brown body, black fin tips, and striking white band behind the eye, this fish is a real eye-catcher. Red clownfish naturally live in symbiosis with sea anemones such as the Entacmaea quadricolor and exhibit active and inquisitive behavior.

This species is suitable for both novice and experienced marine aquarists. In the aquarium, Amphiprion melanopus enjoys a varied diet of algae, plankton, and small crustaceans. With proper care, this beautiful clownfish can remain a colorful addition to your reef tank for years to come.

Features

Origin : Western and Central Pacific Ocean
Size : up to approx. 12 cm
Diet : Omnivore
Special feature : Can change sex when the dominant female disappears.