The orange-clown anemonefish are prey for a number of fish such as sharks, stingrays, and other larger bony fishes as well as moray eels. While the eggs are susceptible to predators as well. Humans also prove to be the biggest danger because they are captured and taken from the ocean to be sold or kept.
Sharks, sting rays, and other sorts of fish eat clown fish.
It is, however, quite difficult, because clown fish share a symbiotic relationship with the stinging sea anemones. Clown fish protect anemones from predators, and clean the anemones by eating their dead tentacles, and anemones let clown fish live inside them and be protected by the tentacles.
A clownfish will feed on the leftovers of a fish on the anemone in which it lives; the anemone catches the fish and the clownfish eat the leftovers. Clownfish are immune to the anemones' predatory ways because of a mucus that covers their bodies and protects them from the anemones' stingers.
Plant-based foods on which clownfish feed may include copepods, isopods and zooplankton. The clownfish may also eat molluscs, planktonic crustaceans and algae that inhabit the reef, or eat away at debris, nibbling off the dead tentacles of its host anemone. They are essentially omnivorous and will eat almostly anything edible.
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In the wild they eat the leftovers from their adopted anemone, in captivity they eat fish food.
Clown fish are omnivorous fish; in the wild they eat shrimp, algae, marine worms, and basically anything that is non poisonous to them and can fit in their mouths. In captivity clown fish should be fed a varied diet, that should include a quality flake or pellet food, brine shrimp, and mysis shrimp. You could also feed them spirulina flakes and nori as a supplement to their vegetable needs. My suggestion is to get yourself some New Life Spectrum marine formula. You can buy this from any pet shop available near you.
clown fish lay so many eggs because the eat them
shark lion fish whales and dolphins and alot other kind
the relationship is that the anemone is dangerous to other fish but the clown fish is immune to its shocks so the anemone houses the clown fish and it eats the clown fish's waste
In the wild they eat the leftovers from their adopted anemone, in captivity they eat fish food.
Yes, they do actually.
No, Clown fish do not eat crackers
Clown fish is dependent on the Sea Anemone for protection and food. The Anemone paralyzes the fish and eat and the Clow Fish will eat the remaining bits and pieces. As for Barracudas eating Clown Fish, it is possible, but Clown Fish are usually not eaten by other fish because they stay safely tucked into the stinging tentacles of the Anemone.
Yes they are they can eat a baby clown fish
Clownfish eat algae,plankton,molluscs, and crustacea... Although in captivity they can survive on meat, fish flakes, and fish pellets.
The clown fish is not a herbivore scientist researched about clown fish is a Omnivore and they eat little fishes too
there are no kinds of fish clownfish eat it eats somthings from the rocks and corals and it looks for its food
clown fish will eat blood worms, mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, flake food, and pellets.
Of course it can. It can eat anything small enough to fit into its mouth that it wants to.
cannibalism (i think that's term your looking for)
no