The Tomato Clownfish is a popular and robust clownfish species displaying a brilliant reddish-orange body accented by a single bold white vertical bar behind the eye in adult specimens. As they mature, their body coloration often deepens into a rich dark red or brownish tone along their sides. Exceptionally resilient and easy to care for, they adapt seamlessly to home aquariums and readily accept host anemones like the Bubble Tip Anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor). Due to their territorial nature as mature adults, they are best housed with other durable, confident species.
| Feature |
Specification |
| Scientific Name |
Amphiprion frenatus |
| Care Level |
Easy |
| Max Size |
14 cm |
| Colour |
Vibrant fiery red to dark orange with a single white head bar. |
| Shape |
Deep-bodied, oval clownfish profile. |
| Location |
Western Pacific. |
| Diet |
Omnivore (Enriched mysis, brine shrimp, marine flakes, pellets). |
| Water Temp |
24°C – 28°C. |
| Temperament |
Semi-aggressive. |
| Aquarium Size |
120+ Litres. |
| Reef Safe? |
Yes. |