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GP-175532 (Unavailable)
£14.53
32
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CGABY-POIC-56cm (Unavailable)
£24.85
56
£24.85
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The clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) is a small, very popular marine fish, recognizable by its characteristic color pattern. It is endemic to the shallow reefs of the eastern Indian Ocean and the western Pacific. Clownfish live in symbiosis with sea anemones, whose tentacles can be deadly to other fish. The reproductive cycle of the clownfish is linked to the phases of the moon and the species can reproduce several times a year. The species feeds mainly on algae and plankton as well as on food particles left by its host anemone.