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/The Conscientious Marine
Aquarist
The Clownfishes,
Damsels of the subfamily Amphiprionae, Part 7
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By Bob Fenner
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| Amphiprion thiellei Burgess 1981,
Thielle's Anemonefish. Described from an aquarium specimen;
more likely than not a hybrid between A. chrysopterus and A.
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3) "Tomato Clowns"; A. frenatus
(most common), A. melanopus, A. , A. ephippium, A.
calliopes, A. mccullochi, A. nigripes.
Amphiprion barberi Allen, Drew
& Kaufman, 2008, Barber's Clownfish. Usually commensal with
Entacmaea or H. crispa. Found in the Central Pacific (here in
Fiji)
http://fishbase.sinica.edu.tw/Summary/Species
Summary.php?id=64181
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| Amphiprion ephippium (Bloch 1790), the Red
Saddle Anemonefish. Eastern Indian Ocean; Andaman and Nicobar
Islands, Thailand, Malaysia, Java and Sumatra in Indonesia. To five
and a half inches maximum length. This three inch female in the
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| Amphiprion frenatus
Brevoort 1856, the Tomato Clownfish. Found in several island groups
in the Western Pacific. To five and a half inches in length in the
wild. This one in Pulau Redang, Malaysia with a Bubble Tip Anemone,
Entacmaea quadricolor which the species most often
pairs with. Similar to A. melanopus, but with a narrower white
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