General information The offspring of Midnight Clownfish range from completely stripeless to uniquely patterned Extreme Misbars. Occasionally you’ll find Midnight Clownfish with dots (single dot in this particular fish). The peculiar white markings can be on the cheek, or on any other area of the body.
General information Similar to the Caramel Ocellaris is a luscious color variant of the Black Ocellaris and are missing their caudal stripe or have an incomplete center stripe. The majority of Caramels turn all the way black as they reach maturity but some don’t. Caramels aren’t exactly brown they look more like regular orange A….
General information The offspring of Midnight Clownfish range from completely stripeless to uniquely patterned Extreme Misbars. Occasionally you’ll find Midnight Clownfish with dots. The peculiar white markings can be on the cheek, or on any other area of the body.
General information The Caramel Ocellaris is a luscious color variant of the Black Ocellaris. The majority of Caramels turn all the way black as they reach maturity but some don’t. Caramels aren’t exactly brown they look more like regular orange A. ocellaris with an overlay of fine black mesh
General information The Black Snowflake has a considerable amount of irregular white markings contrasted by a black body. As a juvenile, the Black Snowflake has an orange face, but will gradually darken as it matures. Each Black Snowflake clownfish is different, and some may retain faint orange on their face. The edges of the white…
General information Black Ice Snowflake Clownfish are a cross between the Black ocellaris and a Snowflake. ORA was trying to produce a black ocellaris with a snowflake pattern and the Black Ice Snowflake was the result. The Black Ice Snowflake looks very similar to the Snowflake, however, it has intense black markings around the irregular…
General information Black False Percula Extreme Misbar (A. ocellaris) The unique Extreme Misbar Black Ocellaris has a lot less white than a Misbar Black. Some only have cheek dots and a saddle, others just a head bar or a chinstrap. These are some awesome one-of-a-kind clowns. They are by far the most difficult to produce…
General information The Naked Cinnamon Clownfish is different from a Cinnamon Clownfish because it lacks the white stripe. This fish can be recognized by the black on sides with the reddish face, belly, dorsal fin, and tail (sometimes pale yellow); pelvic and anal fins are usually black. Provide with plenty of hiding places and live…
General information The White Bonnet Clownfish is reported to be a naturally occurring cross between A. chrysopterus and A. sandaracinos. Although captive specimens rarely exhibit the bright, apricot-like color of their wild counterparts, they do retain the variable nature of the head stripe and cheek bars. Their name comes from the bonnet like white head…
General information The Fire Clown is a very beautiful species with its dark red color and even darker red patch on its side. These fish are the only clowns that lack a head stripe. The Fire Clown does not need an Anemone to survive but will accept many different Anemones as its host, including corals….