




Amphiprioninae
The Maroon Clownfish is a bright orange fish with white stripes. It loves to live in sea anemones, where it finds safety from predators.
Habitat: Coral reefs
The Maroon Clownfish has a striking, deep reddish-brown body with a single, broad white stripe located just behind its eye. Its fins often show a lighter orange or yellow edge, making it distinct from other clownfish species.





Category
FishRarity
Common
Danger
2/5
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Maroon Clownfish wiggle against their anemone home, slowly building immunity to its powerful stings.
Predators often avoid Maroon Clownfish because they know the fish lives inside a stinging sea anemone!
The biggest Maroon Clownfish in a group is always the female, and all young are born male!
They sometimes bring food scraps back to their anemone, helping to feed their stinging home!
Maroon Clownfish can swim safely among stinging anemone tentacles because they have a special mucus coating, protecting them from the anemone's venom.
Maroon Clownfish have the amazing ability to change from male to female if the dominant female in their group dies, ensuring reproduction continues.
Maroon Clownfish can live safely within the stinging tentacles of sea anemones, which provides them with excellent protection from predators.
They munch on tiny algae, zooplankton, and sometimes leftovers from their anemone home.
Entacmaea quadricolor
gains protection from its stinging tentacles
Heteractis magnifica
provides a safe home for the clownfish
Cephalopholis miniata
a common reef predator that hunts small fish
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Danger
2/5
Watch quietly from a distance and never try to feed or chase wild animals.
10-17 cm
0.05-0.15 kg
6-15 years
They munch on tiny algae, zooplankton, and sometimes leftovers from their anemone home.
2 km/h
Coral reefs
Foraging
40 m
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