True Percula Clownfish Pair

True Percula Clownfish PairAmphiprion percula The Percula Clownfish, also known as the True Percula, or Clown Anemonefish, will rarely exceed 4 inches. The Ocellaris Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) is often confused with the Percula Clownfish. Unless you are experienced with both fish, they are difficult to tell apart. The True Percula is a very bright orange, whereas, the Ocellaris tends to be more drably colored. The Percula Clownfish also has a thicker black outline to its

The Ocellaris Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) is often confused with the Percula Clownfish

it moves over the sandy bottom of the ocean sifting through sand for food

Some are darker than others

Generally a great community fish with a passive disposition

the dominant one will change to male

The Porcupine Puffer should be fed a variety of meaty foods

While "puffed up

but might eat ornamental shrimp

The caudal peduncle is bright orange while the posterior edge of the caudal fin is transparent

Zebrasoma flavescens/Scopas

Platax Pinnatus

Sawtail Tang - Prionurus Scalprum