Clownfish

The Clownfish "Amphiprion Ocellaris"  The Clownfish lives in the Costal Waters of Mexico. The Clownfish is 4.3 inches long and weighs 28 grams (1 ounce). The color of the clownfish is Bright Orange with 3 distinctive white bars with a black outline. The clownfish mostly eats, Algae, Crustaceans, and Molluscs. Its water source is salt water, of course. And it habitat is an Anemone. Some of the interesting facts of a clownfish is that "Finding Nemo" the movie about the angish of a captured clownfish, caused home-aquarium demand for the triple. The clownfish is also a threatened species. The vertebrates is a fish. Its scientific name is "Amphiprion Ocellaris". Some of the adaptations of the clownfish is that it can make itself have more 'rounded', cadual fins that make it enable them to make quick darting movements. They have the ability to detect the correct host species by olfactory stimuli. The clownfish are also able to bleach themselves in color at night and hide within the anemone tentacles. The clownfish also belongs to the Damsel Fish Family!