Clown fish ( Nemo )

Description

Common Clown ( Nemo)

Common Clown Group ( Nemo)

Orangy Red Nemo Clown 

TRUE Percula Clown 

Grade A True Percula Clown

Orange Clown  Pair with Anemone

Maroon Clown

Black Fin Maroon

Red Tomato 

Sabae clown

• Care Level: Easy

• Temperament: Peaceful, may fight among themselves

  Pair is Best because Swim together No fight

  Small Clown Fish can keep in group

  Medium and Large will fight each other

•  Diet

  • REEFMAX Marine Fish Pellet 0.5mm/2mm 

  • REEFMAX Freeze Dry Mysis

  • Sterilized Meaty seafood

• Reef Compatible: Yes

• Shrimp/Invert Safe : Yes

• Water Conditions: KH : 8-12,  sg 1.020-1.025, temp 24-30 degC

• Approximate Purchase Size: Small: 3/4″ to 1″; Medium: 1 to 2″; Large: 2″ to 3″

The Nemo Clownfish may be one of the aquarium industry’s most popular marine fish. Its beautiful orange body dressed with white bands outlined in black with many variations .
This member of the Ocellaris & Percula family is an excellent addition to almost any saltwater aquarium system. What makes this specific variety even more appealing to aquarists.
Though they are overall very hardy and easy to care, Clownfish can still get sick, so need regular monitoring and care. This includes regular water testing and tank cleaning .
The water parameters need to be constant. You should check water conditions often, as the quicker a change is detected, the easier it will be to put right again.
Water changes of at least 25% should be done  every 2 weeks, and even more for smaller aquariums.
Excess food should be removed to prevent algal growth and nitrite/nitrate sickness. Visible algae can be cleaned using a suitable magnet cleaner.
Daily feeding with Reefmax Long Life pellet is enough to ensure good health and make feeding simple and easy !

The Maroon clown and Red Tomato are peaceful when small but big is aggressive and should not be kept with other Smaller Clown fish..

Sabae clown when small very peaceful and cute when grow big is aggressive

Pair are available for all clown fish , the bigger fatter one is Female in a pair