Frostbite Clownfish - Amphiprion ocellarisFrostbite Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) The Frostbite Clownfish, Amphiprion ocellaris, is a captive bred designer form of the popular Ocellaris Clownfish, admired for its frosted white body pattern, orange facial and fin colouration, and dark edging that often becomes more defined with age. This hardy marine clownfish is closely related to the classic Common Clownfish and False Percula Clownfish, but has been selectively bred for its distinctive

well-lit aquariums with stable water quality

Former trade name: Premnas biaculeatus

It inhabits coral reefs in areas with sand at depths from 5 to 60m

If paired with a pistol shrimp

which are absent or less obvious in females

Temperature: 24–27°C

It is one of the largest and most territorial clownfish species

With a white body adorned with brown spots and an eye spot on the first dorsal fin

especially as it matures or if it adopts a host anemone

and is best kept in schools of at least six individuals

The photo in this listing is the exact fish you would receive WYSIWYG

This species is widely regarded as highly suitable for reef aquaria and is not generally associated with coral damage or problems with ornamental invertebrates