Saltwater
Saddleback clownfish
Amphiprion polymnus
Pomacentridae, Pomacentrinae
Facts
Characteristics
- Length
- Up to 13 cm
- Body shape
- Deep-bodied
Care
- Group
- Missing
- Smallest aquarium
- 65 liters
- Diet
- Missing
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Behavior
Water values
Smallest tank
Range
Native
Lives wild in Australia, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong SAR China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and 6 more countries.
Tank mates
More about the species
Description
Adults inhabit silty lagoons and harbors. Monogamous. A protandrous hermaphrodite. Oviparous, distinct pairing during breeding. Eggs are demersal and adhere to the substrate. Males guard and aerate the eggs. Associated with the anemones: Heteractis crispa and Stichodactyla haddoni. Has been reared in captivity.
Other names
Other scientific names
- Amphiprion bifasciatus
- Amphiprion bifasciatus annamensis
- Amphiprion intermedius
- Amphiprion laticlavius
- Amphiprion polynemus
- Amphiprion trifasciatus
In other languages
- Sadelpletklovnfisk
- Satulavuokkokala
- Brownsaddle clownfish, Clown fish, Panda clownfish, Saddle back clown, Saddleback anemonefish, White-tipped anemonefish, Yellow-finned anemone-fish
Articles
All articles
How to add new fish4 min read
From the store to the tank: how to get the fish used to your water, why you should add only a few at a time, and what to watch for in the first few days.
Quarantine for new fish3 min read
Why new fish should live in a tank of their own for a few weeks before they move in, what you need, and what to look for.
From freshwater to saltwater3 min read
What is different in a saltwater aquarium: salt, refractometer, live rock and corals. An introduction for anyone thinking of giving it a try.