Gold Stripe Clownfish Amphiprion Biaculeatus Pair

£82.49

SKU: STF-MAR-MISS-140 Category:

Description

Gold Stripe Clownfish – Amphiprion biaculeatus

Overview:
The Gold Stripe Clownfish is a striking marine fish known for its rich reddish-brown body accented with vivid gold or yellow stripes along the fins and body. Hardy and visually appealing, it is an excellent choice for reef aquariums and hobbyists seeking a unique clownfish.

Origin:
Native to the Indo-Pacific region, commonly found in coral reefs and lagoons of Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and northern Australia.

Feeding:
Omnivorous – thrives on a diet of high-quality pellets, flakes, frozen mysis, brine shrimp, and finely chopped seafood. Regular feeding enhances coloration and overall health.

Tank Mates:
Generally peaceful, compatible with other non-aggressive reef fish. Can host in anemones, though it is not required for survival.

Aggression:
Mildly territorial, especially around a chosen host or defined area in the tank, but overall peaceful.

Experience Level:
Beginner to intermediate aquarists – hardy, adaptable, and suitable for most community and reef aquariums.

Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 74–80°F (23–27°C)

  • pH: 8.1–8.4

  • Salinity: 1.020–1.025

  • Minimum Tank Size: 30+ gallons

The Gold Stripe Clownfish is a vivid, hardy, and charming species, ideal for hobbyists looking to add bold color and personality to their reef setup.

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