ORA Premium Maroon Clownfish with Gold Flakes

100 $

ORA Premium Goldflake Maroon Clownfish

Quick Stats

  • Care Level: Easy
  • Diet: Omnivore
  • Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
  • Reef-Safe: Yes
  • Source: Captive Bred
  • Approximate Purchase Size: 1.25-1.5″
  • Approximate Max Size: 6″
  • Recommended Tank Size: 30 Gallons or Larger

Overview

The ORA Premium Goldflake Maroon Clownfish (Amphiprion biaculeatus) is a unique variation of the Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish, known for its striking patterns. These fish are sustainably bred and shipped with care, contributing 2% of net proceeds to ocean conservation. They transition from white to gold stripes as they mature, with noticeable changes around 12 to 18 months of age.

Note: The image shown is a representation; the fish you receive may vary slightly.

Aquarium Requirements

Aquarium Size

  • Minimum tank size: 30 gallons for a single clownfish or a pair. Larger tanks are recommended for additional tankmates to reduce territorial behavior.

Habitat Recommendations

  • Aquascaping: Use live rock for hiding spots and territory boundaries.
  • Substrate: No specific requirements; can use sand, crushed coral, or no substrate.
  • Anemones: Optional; Bubble Tip Anemone is a popular choice but requires understanding of its needs.

Water Parameters

  • Temperature: 75-78°F (stability is key)
  • pH Level: 7.7 to 8.5
  • Salinity: 1.020-1.026 (27-35 ppt)
  • Ammonia/Nitrite/Nitrate: Undetectable ammonia/nitrite; nitrate below 20 ppm.
  • Water Flow: Moderate water movement is ideal.

Diet

Maroon Clownfish are omnivores and can thrive on a varied diet:

  • Primary Diet:
    • Frozen Food: Mysis shrimp and other marine-specific frozen foods.
    • Pellet Food: High-quality neutrally buoyant pellets.
    • Flake Food: Marine-specific options are acceptable.

Feeding Frequency

Feed small portions 2-3 times daily to maintain energy levels.

Compatibility

  • Tank Mates: Can coexist with peaceful to semi-aggressive marine species such as Gobies, Blennies, and Dwarf Angelfish, as well as with various invertebrates and corals.

Behavioral Notes

  • Territoriality: Clownfish can be territorial, especially in smaller tanks.
  • Pair Dynamics: Pairs establish a hierarchy; the larger female is usually dominant.

Acclimation Process

Acclimation instructions are provided with each fish shipment. For additional information, refer to the acclimation guide available online.

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