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Coral reefs in the ocean. Clown Fish live in the anemone, where it cannot be harmed by other fish. Fishes know that they are safe in this region. if you wan to know more about artificial fish habitat then do check fishiding.com.
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∙ 14y agoClownfish or genus Amphiprion live in tropical salt water coral reefs. Coral reefs are extremely sensitive to climate change and pollution, such so that they are used as a climate health-check by scientists.
Clownfish themselves, have a psuedo-symbiotic relationship with anemones on the reef. They have discovered that if they coat themselves in the mucus of the anemone, this allows them to hide within the poisonous tentacles of without being stung to death and eaten. Contrary to popular belief, they are not the only fish to use this trick (Damsel fish do too!) but they are the most prominent.
It is though that the anemone benefits the relationship by being defended from attackers by the clownfish & the presence of the clownfish in the tentacles may fool other fish into straying too near the anemone.
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∙ 14y agoAnother common name of the "Clown fish" is the "Anemony fish". That is because they spend their lives in a symbiotic relationship amongst the tentacles of poisonous sea anemonies that live on the tropical coral reefs.
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∙ 9y agoClown fish are reef dwelling fish that live in salt water. They primarily make their homes in anemones. They are also called the clown anemone fish, named for its habitat.
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∙ 9y agoThe habitat of the clownfish is in warmer waters of the Pacific and Indian oceans. They live at the bottom of the sea in reefs. They are not found in the Atlantic Ocean.
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∙ 15y agoPicture of clownfish habitat at http://static.squidoo.com/resize/squidoo_images/-1/draft_lens1414710module8709092photo_clown-fish.jpg1205543633
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∙ 12y agoSomething called an anemone, (a-nem-o-nee), it can sting but the clownfish has adapted to not be effected by this and have used it for defence against predators.
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∙ 14y agoIf by "Clown Fish" you are referring to the "Nemo" cartoon fish then they live in a symbiotic relationship with poison tentacled, live anemonies in the coral reefs in tropical oceans.
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∙ 13y agoClownfish live on coral reefs.
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What is the habitat of a clownfish?
coral reef
What is the climate like in a panda's habitat?
There climate is very humid.
What is the population of clown fish?
the population of a clownfish is the habitat on what they live in I hope i was right
What is a clownfishes habitat?
A clownfish lives in a saltwater habitat which includes a sea anemone.
What is a bottle nose dolphins habitat like what kind?
in a temperate or tropical climate
What type of climate do clownfish need to live in?
tropical and subtropical regions of the ocean
What is a lifespan of a clownfish?
Well overall clownfish live to about 45-50 years in their habitat. Teenage clownfish will live to 45-50 years. On the other hand clownfish will only like 4-8 years once they are in a aquarium. I would Suggest not keeping any clownfish in a fish tank anywhere. Only because you give them a shorter life, and we would not like it if we were kept in a cage. REMEMBER, once a clownfish always a clownfish. Here is a clownfish joke for you: What did one shark say to the other while eating a clownfish? Answer: This tastes funny! hahaha By Grace
What are the habitat of saddleback clownfish?
In coral reefs but more specifically in sea anenomes in the Indian and pacific ocean
What do clownfish like?
Swim
What is the climate in a panda's habitat?
Pandas live in a cold damp climate.
The place where a particular population of a species lives is called its?
The specific place an animal lives in an ecosystem is a habitat. For example: in the ocean a clownfish lives in a coral reef which is its habitat.
Where nemo fish habitat?
Nemo fish, or clownfish, are found in waters off the coast of Indonesia, northern Queensland (Australia), Melanesia, west Africa, and the south pacific. Clownfish make their homes in sea anemones.
