Maroon Clownfish - Amphiprion biaculeatusMaroon Clownfish (Amphiprion biaculeatus) The Maroon Clownfish, Amphiprion biaculeatus, is a bold, eye catching marine clownfish with deep maroon to red colouration, bright body bars and the distinctive cheek spines that give it the alternative name Spine cheeked Anemonefish. Formerly placed in the genus Premnas, this Indo West Pacific species is one of the largest and most territorial clownfish available in the aquarium trade. It makes a striking

Best added to a suitable community with enough rockwork and territory breaks

Picasso Clownfish are relatively easy to care for and can coexist peacefully with a variety of other marine species

admired for its vivid blue

usually living in pairs and using burrows under rocks

Helfrichi Firefish are usually associated with deeper reef slopes

A calm environment helps them settle quickly

Red-eye Fairy Wrasse

Tank mates should be robust enough not to be bullied but not so aggressive that they prevent the tusk from settling

The Achilles Tang

colour phase

Secretive in coral and algae rubble on coastal or inner reef slopes in about 30m depth

Flame Angel (Centropyge loriculus)