Tomato Clownfish
Amphiprion frenatus
What you need to keep a Tomato Clownfish
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Seachem Reef Carbonate
From R161Sizes
Seachem Ammonia Alert
R267
Seachem Reef Iron
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Seachem Reef Phosphorus
From R162Sizes
pH
8–8.4
Temperature
24–27 °C
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Overview
What to know before you buy.
This durable and active clownfish features a rich reddish-orange body and a single white bar behind the eye. They become more territorial as they mature.
Key traits
Care guide
Keeping Tomato Clownfish healthy in a South African setup.
Tank setup
Size the aquarium to Tomato Clownfish's adult size and activity level. Use robust décor and sight breaks so each fish can hold its own space.
Water parameters
Keep pH 8–8.4 and 24–27°C. Stable parameters matter more than chasing perfect numbers; acclimate new arrivals slowly.
Feeding
Omnivore. Feed small amounts it clears in a couple of minutes, and vary the diet.
Behaviour
Semi-aggressive. Watch it at feeding time and at lights-out to see its real temperament in your tank.
Tankmates
Choose robust tankmates of similar size, and nothing small enough to be eaten. Add Tomato Clownfish last so territories reset.
Breeding
Breeding success with Tomato Clownfish depends on the line and water chemistry; ask your shop about proven pairs.
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