Amphiprion rubrocinctus, known as the Red Anemonefish, is a vibrant and hardy clownfish species native to Australian waters. This tank-bred specimen is available in various sizes, making it suitable for a range of marine aquarium setups.
Care Level: Easy to moderate care requirements make this species suitable for hobbyists with some marine aquarium experience.
Temperament: Generally peaceful but territorial, especially towards conspecifics. Best kept singly or as a mated pair in a suitably sized tank.
Reef Safe: Yes, this species is considered reef safe and can be kept with corals and invertebrates without issue.
Diet: Omnivorous. Feed a varied diet including high-quality marine pellets, frozen mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and algae-based foods to ensure optimal health.
Minimum Tank Size: A minimum of 75 litres (approximately 20 gallons) is recommended to provide adequate swimming space and territory.
Lighting Requirements: Standard marine aquarium lighting is sufficient; no special lighting needs.
Water Flow: Moderate water flow is ideal to mimic natural reef conditions without stressing the fish.
Placement: Provide live rock with access to host anemones if possible, although this species can adapt to aquariums without anemones. Ensure hiding places and territories to reduce stress.
Origin: Native to the north-western coast of Australia.
Maximum Size: Typically grows up to 10 cm (4 inches) in length.
This tank-bred Amphiprion rubrocinctus offers a vibrant addition to your marine aquarium, combining striking colouration with manageable care requirements. Their compatibility with reef systems and peaceful nature make them a popular choice among UK marine aquarists.
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