Aquacultured Clown - Clarkii Picasso

The Amphiprion clarkii, also known as the Aquacultured Clown - Clarkii Picasso, is a striking species that brings a burst of colour and character to any reef aquarium. This species is renowned for its distinctive colour palette, featuring a lively blend of orange, white, and black that makes a bold statement in any underwater setting.The Clarkii Picasso is a species that requires intermediate care, making it an ideal choice for enthusiasts who have some experience in maintaining marine life. As an omnivorous species, it thrives on a diet that includes both plant and animal matter. To ensure optimal health and vibrant colouration, we suggest feeding them with Gamma Foods, which offers a nutrient-rich blend of essential elements.This species is aquacultured, meaning it's bred in captivity, which not only guarantees a healthier and more adaptable specimen but also supports the sustainability of our marine ecosystems.The Clarkii Picasso is a true spectacle in the reef aquarium, celebrated for its lively and engaging behaviour. It's a rare sight, making it a unique addition to your aquatic collection. This species is also reef safe, meaning it can peacefully coexist with other reef inhabitants.At Tropical Marine Centre, we are proud to offer this species as part of our exclusive supply line, sourced directly from our trusted aquaculture partners. This ensures that you receive a healthy, vibrant specimen that's ready to flourish in your reef aquarium.In terms of habitat requirements, the Clarkii Picasso is best suited to a reef aquarium setup. This type of environment replicates its natural habitat, providing the necessary conditions for this species to flourish.In summary, the Amphiprion clarkii, or Aquacultured Clown - Clarkii Picasso, is a captivating, colourful, and unique addition to any reef aquarium. With its vibrant colouration, engaging behaviour, and sustainable sourcing, it's a species that not only enhances the visual appeal of your aquarium but also contributes to the preservation of our marine ecosystems.