The **Ocellaris Clownfish** is arguably the most sought-after species in the aquarium industry. Its fame skyrocketed after the release of "Finding Nemo," which features an **Ocellaris Clownfish** as the central character.

Before diving into the specifics of the **Ocellaris Clownfish**, it's crucial to understand that maintaining this saltwater species demands significant commitment and daily monitoring of your aquarium's parameters. Unlike keeping a goldfish or betta, owning an **Ocellaris Clownfish** requires dedication to the hobby.

Reaching up to 4 inches in adulthood, the **Ocellaris Clownfish** thrives in a minimum 20-gallon tank. Its vibrant orange body, accented with black-tipped fins and three distinct white stripes, makes it a striking addition to any aquarium.

Known for being reef-safe, the **Ocellaris Clownfish** coexists peacefully with other fish, corals, and invertebrates. However, aggression may occur between clownfish if not paired as male and female, as the dominant male may become aggressive when transitioning to female.

A balanced diet is essential for the **Ocellaris Clownfish**, consisting of both meaty and plant-based foods. Offering mysis shrimp, frozen marine food, pellets, and flakes will ensure your **Ocellaris Clownfish** remains healthy and content.

• Temperament: Semi-aggressive
  Maximum Size: 4"
  Coloration: Orange, White, Black
  Diet: Omnivore
  Regions Found: Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Australia, Japan, Southeast Asia
  Reef Compatible: Yes
  Experience Level: Beginner
  Water Conditions: 74-82F, SG 1.020-1.027, PH 7.9-8.5
  Other Names: Clownfish, Nemo, False Percula Clownfish, Common Clownfish, Clown Anemonefish, Anemone Fish, Nemo Fish
  Tank Size: 20 Gallons

Size Categories: Tiny: Up to 0.5", Small: Over 0.5-0.75", Small/Medium: Over 0.75-1", Medium: Over 1-1.5", Medium/Large: Over 1.5-2", Large: Over 2-2.5", Extra Large: Over 2.5-3", Extra Extra Large: Over 3-4", Show Size: Over 4"