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Tank Size 10–30 gallons minimum per pair
Temperature 75–80°F
Salinity 1.023–1.025
pH 8.1–8.4
Ammonia/Nitrite 0 ppm
Nitrate< 20 ppm
Flow Moderate
Lighting Moderate to high if housing with anemones
🍽️ Diet
Clownfish are omnivores – in captivity they thrive on:
High-quality pellet or flake food
Frozen mysis and brine shrimp
Occasional algae or spirulina-based foods
Feed 1–2 times daily in small portions
🧬 Behavior & Personality
Curious and bold
Can become territorial once settled
Easily form pairs – one will become female, the other stays male
Known for quirky swimming motion and recognition of owners!
🔹 Tank Mates:
Peaceful to semi-aggressive tank mates
Avoid housing with large aggressive fish
Great in community reef tanks
🪸 Anemone Compatibility:
Can host naturally in anemones like Bubble Tip (Entacmaea quadricolor)
Not required – clownfish are just as happy without anemones if they feel secure
🧠 Species Info & Care Guide
Amphiprion ocellaris (Ocellaris / "Nemo" clownfish)
🌊 Native Habitat:
Indo-Pacific coral reefs – but these are captive-bred, meaning no impact on wild populations and better adaptation to tank life.
✅ Why Buy From Us?
We go beyond the basics to ensure each clownfish is healthy, stress-free, and ready to thrive in your tank. Our quarantine process includes:
Observation and preventative treatments
Regular feeding and social conditioning
Close monitoring by aquaculture professionals
Support local aquaculture and enjoy a clownfish that’s built for success in captivity – no wild stress, just reef-ready happiness.