Aquacultured Clown - Orange Storm

The Amphiprion ocellaris, also known as the Aquacultured Clown - Orange Storm, is a captivating marine species that brings a vibrant burst of colour to any reef tank. This species is celebrated for its striking orange colour, beautifully offset by its white bands. The Orange Storm Clownfish is a true marvel in the marine world, with its distinctive colouration making it a standout addition to any aquarium.This species is perfect for intermediate aquarists, as it requires a moderate level of care. The Orange Storm Clownfish is an omnivorous species, flourishing on a diet that includes both plant and animal matter. For optimal health and colouration, we recommend feeding them with Gamma Foods, which offer a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients such as Gamma Frozen Mysis Shrimp and Gamma Dry Pellets.The Orange Storm Clownfish is a cultured species, meaning it has been bred in captivity. This not only ensures a healthier and more adaptable fish but also contributes to the sustainability of the marine ecosystem by reducing the demand for wild-caught specimens.This species is reef safe, making it an excellent choice for reef aquariums. It is known for its intriguing natural behaviour, often forming symbiotic relationships with sea anemones in the wild. This behaviour can be replicated in a home aquarium, adding an extra layer of interest and authenticity to your setup.At Tropical Marine Centre, we are proud to offer this species as part of our exclusive aquaculture program. We are committed to providing the highest quality specimens, bred under optimal conditions to ensure their health and longevity.In terms of tank requirements, the Orange Storm Clownfish is best suited to a reef tank setup. This species is known for its adaptability and resilience, making it a rewarding choice for dedicated hobbyists.In conclusion, the Amphiprion ocellaris, or Orange Storm Clownfish, is a stunning and unique species that brings a touch of the exotic to any aquarium. Its vibrant colouration, fascinating behaviour, and sustainability make it a must-have for any marine enthusiast.