The Orange Skunk Clownfish is a captivating orange and white species native to the Western Pacific Ocean. This clownfish is a favorite for reef aquariums due to its small size and gentle nature.

Orange Skunk Clownfish can reach up to 5 inches in length and require a minimum of a 29-gallon tank to flourish. Their bodies are predominantly orange with a distinctive white stripe running along the top. They thrive best when paired with another clownfish and have an anemone to host. In the absence of a dominant female, a male will transform into a female.

Being reef-safe, the Orange Skunk Clownfish does not disturb corals, other fish, or invertebrates. However, larger fish may pose a threat, but an anemone provides a safe haven for the clownfish.

The diet of the Orange Skunk Clownfish should be rich in both meaty and plant-based foods. Mysis shrimp, frozen marine foods, pellets, and flakes offer the necessary nutrition for growth and vitality.

• Color: Orange, White
  Max Size: 5 inches
  Tank Requirement: 29 Gallons
  Temperament: Semi-aggressive
  Diet: Omnivorous
  Habitat: Western Pacific Ocean, Australia
  Reef Safe: Yes
  Skill Level: Intermediate
  Water Parameters: 74-82?F, SG 1.020-1.027, pH 7.9-8.5
  Alternate Names: Orange Skunk Anemonefish, Skunk-striped Clownfish, Golden Anemonefish

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