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Clownfish
Known as the "Finding Nemo" fish, the Clownfish is bright orange saltwater species native to warm water coral reefs where they live in anemones.
315 Questions
What age is maturity in a clown fish for breeding?
Clownfish typically reach sexual maturity and become ready for breeding between 1 to 2 years of age. Environmental factors, such as water temperature and habitat conditions, can influence their development. Once mature, they usually form monogamous pairs and may begin breeding regularly.
Why don't clown fish get hurt from sea anemones?
Because they have a protective skin coat that can withstand the electricty from the anemone, they can only take so much though..........Just watch Finding Nemo! lol
What is the social life of a clown fish?
Its is a bit of a circus as it is thrown many daily challenges just to survive life's swings and roundabouts. Starting as an egg it swings to and fro in the trapezium of kelp that protects and feeds the family shoal. Any slip in its grasp of survival could result in a plunge to the darkened depth below.
What is the symbiotic relationship is between clown fish and sea anemone?
The anemone will protect a clownfish, the only fish that the anemone will not sting.
How do you host clownfish in anemone?
Usually within a week or so.
If the clown does not host within this time, chances are it never will.
Getting clowns to host with anemones is touch and go - you cannot force the relationship.
What is the symbiotic relationship between a clownfish and a seamone?
Mutualistic. The clown fish provides food for the sea anemone and in return, the clown fish is given protection. The clownfish lays eggs in the sea ananome, and the ananome protects the eggs because of its stinging tentacoles. An example is the movie Finding Nemo.
If you mean ClownFish (Which Nemo Is) they eat: Plankton, Algae and some Shellfish
What kind of shark eats a clownfish?
Sharks are predators, they will eat anything smaller than them, clown fish to humans.
