Also, some clownfish will feed the anemone which helps provide some nourishment for the anemone. As you can see, the relationship between the clownfish and anemone is pretty important. Both organisms can benefit from the relationship. This type of relationship is considered a mutual symbiotic relationship.
I’m planning on starting a nano reef but I couldn’t find anything on the nutritional needs of clownfish. Any advice?
People often discourage mixing percula and ocellaris clownfish because the fact that there different species will make them fight but I have heard stories of people being able to mix percula and ocellaris clownfish.
I slightly panicked for a second when I first saw a bunch of little orange dots in my aquarium right next to my ocellaris clownfish and their anemone. My immediate thought was that it was some weird algae or pest. A few seconds later I realized my clowns had laid eggs! I thought it was pretty...
Clownfish are really cool because they have a symbiotic relationship with anemones. The fish is hosted by the anemone, a partnership that keeps the clown in the relative safety of the stinging anemone and the anemone feeds off of the clown’s poop.
Oscillarus and percula clownfish are known to not get along but are generally okay in the same aquarium imo. As long as the can develop there own territories (larger aquarium). Its worth saying that if there wild caught they'll be much more aggressive (rare these days).
I’ve noticed my clownfish lowkey having a seizure for the past few day’s. I’m pretty sure that’s the male one. Why is it shaking ? It is currently in 0.5 copper treatment (cupramine) here’s a video of him in action