The user provided the scientific name *Amphiprion ocellaris*. The common name is “Ocellaris Clownfish” or “False Percula Clownfish”.

**Appearance and Behavior:**
The Ocellaris Clownfish is widely recognized for its vibrant orange body with three distinct white bands, often outlined in black, appearing on its head, body, and tail. While typically orange, regional variations can include darker red-orange or even black with white bands. They are relatively small, growing up to about 11 cm (4.3 inches), with females generally being larger than males. These diurnal fish exhibit a unique waddling or “up-and-down” swimming behavior and are known for their lively personalities. In the wild, they form a symbiotic relationship with sea anemones, using the anemone’s stinging tentacles for shelter and protection from predators due to a protective mucus layer on their skin. In an aquarium, however, captive-bred clownfish do not require a host anemone to thrive. They are protandrous hermaphrodites, meaning all individuals develop first as males and can later change sex to female, with the largest fish in a group becoming the dominant female.

**Care Level:**
Ocellaris Clownfish are considered easy to care for, making them an excellent choice for both novice and experienced aquarists. They are generally peaceful and suitable for community aquariums, often getting along well with other species. When kept in groups, they establish a social hierarchy, with the dominant female being the largest. While typically peaceful, they can become territorial, especially towards other clownfish species or similar-looking fish, and particularly when defending a host anemone if present. It is generally recommended to keep them singly or as a bonded male-female pair, avoiding mixing different clownfish genera.

**Tank Essentials:**
A minimum tank size of 38-75 litres (10-20 gallons) is suitable for a single Ocellaris Clownfish or a pair. While they can survive in smaller nano tanks, a larger tank provides more stable water conditions and swimming space. Optimal water parameters include a pH range of 8.0-8.4 and a temperature range of 23-27°C (74-82°F). A specific gravity of 1.020-1.025 and a carbonate hardness (KH) of 8-12 dKH are also recommended. Live rock can provide hiding places and aid in biological filtration.

**Diet:**
Ocellaris Clownfish are omnivores with a robust appetite, readily accepting a varied diet. In their natural habitat, they consume plankton, algae, and small invertebrates. In captivity, they should be fed a mix of high-quality marine flakes, pellets, and frozen foods such as mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, krill, and spirulina. Feeding small portions 2-3 times daily is recommended.

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* **Scientific Name:** *Amphiprion ocellaris*
* **Common Name / Variant:** Ocellaris Clownfish
* **Maximum Size:** 11 cm
* **Origin:** Indo-Pacific (Eastern Indian Ocean and Western Pacific Ocean, including Australia, Southeast Asia, Japan)
* **pH Range:** 8.0–8.4
* **Temperature:** 23–27°C
* **Lifespan:** 8–12 years (in captivity, potentially over 20 years)
* **Swimming Zone:** Mid

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