ANEMONEFISH

Percula Complex

Percula Clownfish (Amphiprion percula)
Shipping Survival - 10 of 10
Disease Resistance - 9 of 10
Wild Collected Availability - 10 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 10 of 10


False Percula Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris)
Shipping Survival - 10 of 10
Disease Resistance - 10 of 10
Wild Collected Availability - 10 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 10 of 10


Amphiprion ocellaris juviniles


Amphiprion ocellaris (melanistic) juviniles
Variant Origin: Darwin Australia


Skunk Complex

Thielle's Anemonefish (Amphiprion thiellei)
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 9 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 1 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 0 of 10


Amphiprion thiellei


Amphiprion thiellei


Pink Skunk Clownfish (Amphiprion perideriaon)
Host shown is E. quadricolor
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 9 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 7 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 4 of 10


Black Foot Clownfish (Amphiprion nigripes)
Shipping Survival - 1 of 10
Disease Resistance - 5 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 7 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 3 of 10


Yellow Skunk Clownfish (Amphiprion akallapisos)
*Host shown is Entacmea quadricolor
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 9 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 5 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 4 of 10


Orange Skunk Clownfish (Amphiprion sandaracinos)
In my experience, these are reasonably easy to keep and are quite hardy.
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 9 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 5 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 4 of 10


White Bonnet  Anemonefish (Amphiprion leucokranos)
Amphiprion leucokranos is believed to be a hybrid of A. sandaracinos and A. chrysopterus (see above and below.)
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 5 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 2 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 1 of 10


                                                                                                   Host: H. malu

Clarkii Complex

Blue Stripe or Orange Fin Clownfish (Amphiprion chrysopterus)
Shipping Survival - 3 of 10
Disease Resistance - 3 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 5 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 1 of 10


Clark's Clownfish (Amphiprion clarkii)
*Un-natural Host shown is a Sacrophyton sp. coral
Shipping Survival - 10 of 10
Disease Resistance - 10 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 10 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 10 of 10


Barrier Reef Anemonefish (Amphiprion akindynos)
OK.  So, I haven't kept these, but I did see them on the Great Barrier Reef!
*Host shown is S. haddoni
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 7 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 3 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 1 of 10


Tomato Complex

Tomato Clown (Amphiprion frenatus)
Shipping Survival - 9 of 10
Disease Resistance - 8 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 8 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 8 of 10
Host shown is M. doreensis

Fiji Clownfish (Amphiprion barberi)
This is a recently described species.  I believe that it may be another naturally occuring hybrid.
Shipping Survival - 9 of 10
Disease Resistance - 8 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 8 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 3 of 10


Red Saddleback Clownfish (Amphiprion ephippium)
These are pretty much par for the course by comparison to others in the tomato complex...  Aggressive and hardy.
Shipping Survival - 9 of 10
Disease Resistance - 7 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 5 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 1 of 10


Amphiprion melanopus
Shipping Survival - 9 of 10
Disease Resistance - 8 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 5 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 3 of 10
Papua New Guinea Variant


Saddleback Complex

Muritan Clownfish (Amphiprion chrysogaster)
These are fair shippers, but otherwise reasonably hardy and moderately skittish.
Shipping Survival - 8 of 10
Disease Resistance - 8 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 2 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 0 of 10


Wide Band or Blue Lip Clownfish (Amphiprion latezonatus)
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 2 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 2 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 1 of 10
*Because they originate in sub-tropical waters they do best when kept at temps around 70F - 75F.
Host shown is H. crispa.


Sebae Clownfish (Amphiprion sebae)
Shipping Survival - 4 of 10
Disease Resistance - 2 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 3 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 1 of 10


Saddleback Clownfish (Amphiprion polymnus)
(Melanistic)
Shipping Survival - 4 of 10
Disease Resistance - 5 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 5 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 1 of 10
Host shown is S. haddoni

Saddleback Clownfish (Amphiprion polymnus)
(Brown Varient)
Shipping Survival - 4 of 10
Disease Resistance - 2 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 3 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 3 of 10


Teardrop Clownfish
(Captive bred Hybrid of Amphiprion polymnus and Amphiprion sebae)
- These do not occur naturally.


Marroon Complex

Spine Cheek Clownfish (Gold Stripe Varient)
(Premnas biacleatus)
Shipping Survival - 7 of 10
Disease Resistance - 3 of 10
Wild collected Availability - 6 of 10
Captive Bred Availability - 2 of 10



HOST ANEMONES

Magnificent or Ritteri Sea Anemone (Heteractis magnifica)


Haddon's or Carpet Sea Anemone (Stychodactyla haddoni)


Bubble Tip Sea Anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor)


Long Tentacle Sea Anemone (Macrodactyla doreensis)

Leathery Sea Anemone (Heteractis crispa)



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