DaVinci Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris)

The DaVinci Clownfish, a designer variant of the Ocellaris Clownfish, is prized for its stunning, artistic pattern. This striking clownfish showcases bold orange coloration with beautifully flowing white bands edged in crisp black outlines, giving it a hand-painted, masterpiece-like appearance. Each DaVinci Clownfish has a unique pattern, making it a truly one-of-a-kind addition to any marine aquarium.

Care Requirements:
The DaVinci Clownfish thrives in aquariums of at least 20 gallons with live rock for shelter and territory establishment. It adapts well to both reef and fish-only tanks and doesn’t require an anemone to thrive. However, it may host in a variety of anemones, such as Entacmaea quadricolor (Bubble Tip Anemone), if provided.

Diet:
An omnivore, the DaVinci Clownfish enjoys a diverse diet of high-quality marine flakes, pellets, and frozen foods like mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and finely chopped seafood. Supplementing with spirulina and marine algae will help maintain vibrant coloration and overall health.

Temperament:
The DaVinci Clownfish has a peaceful to semi-aggressive temperament, especially when establishing a territory. It can be kept singly, in mated pairs, or with other peaceful community fish. Like most clownfish, it may become territorial, particularly during breeding or in smaller tanks.

Reef Compatibility:
Reef Safe. The DaVinci Clownfish coexists well with corals and invertebrates, making it an ideal choice for reef aquariums. It may occasionally rearrange soft corals when exhibiting hosting behavior in the absence of an anemone.

Compatibility:
Compatible with other peaceful fish and invertebrates. It can be housed with other designer clownfish varieties in larger tanks, though territorial disputes may arise. Avoid mixing with overly aggressive species that may harass or outcompete it for food.

Aquarium Arts Disclaimer:
Aquarium Arts cannot guarantee compatibility with your current fish or the fish you buy and cannot be held liable for fish lost due to aggression.