Clownfish Black Roundtail Longfin
Amphiprion ocellaris, commonly known as the clownfish, is a popular marine species found in coral reef environments. This black roundtail longfin variant features a distinctive black body with bright orange and yellow markings, and a long, flowing tail that adds to its striking appearance.
Key Features
- Species: Amphiprion ocellaris
- Coloration: Black body with orange and yellow accents
- Fin Type: Longfin tail
- Origin: Tropical marine reef
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Amphiprion ocellaris |
| Body Color | Black with orange and yellow markings |
| Fin Type | Longfin tail |
| Habitat | Tropical coral reef |
FAQ
What is the scientific name of this clownfish?
The scientific name is Amphiprion ocellaris.
Is this fish suitable for home aquariums?
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What are the distinguishing features of the black roundtail longfin?
It has a black body with orange and yellow markings and a long, flowing tail.
Amelia Gibson –
The clownfish looks exactly as described. The black body and bright orange markings stand out well in the tank. It’s active and seems healthy after a few weeks. Easy to maintain with proper water conditions.
Brandon Ince –
Arrived quickly and matches the photo. The longfin tail is very noticeable. It’s a great addition to a reef tank. A bit shy at first but becomes more confident over time.
Ava Bond –
Perfect for a beginner reef setup. The color contrast is vibrant and the fish is calm and peaceful. It’s a true representation of the black roundtail longfin.