Cinnamon Clownfish Proaquatix (Friday Delivery)

Amphiprion melanopus - The Proaquatix Cinnamon Clownfish is immediately recognizable by its deep red body, a single clean white stripe running through the operculum, and a characteristic black patch on its posterior flank. Some individuals may even display subtle reflective blue pigments within the white stripe, while the pelvic fins remain solid black, creating a striking contrast that enhances any reef display.

Raised entirely in aquaculture, these Cinnamon Clownfish arrive tank-ready and accustomed to prepared diets, making them hardier and more adaptable than wild-caught specimens. Although they naturally associate with bubble-tip anemones (Entacmaea quadricolor), Sebae anemones (Heteractis crispa), and magnificent anemones (Heteractis magnifica) in the wild, Proaquatix-bred specimens will thrive without a host but will readily accept one if provided.

Like all clownfish, these Cinnamon Clownfish are sequential hermaphrodites. In a group or pair, the largest fish becomes female and the next largest becomes male. They are reef-safe and generally ignore corals and invertebrates, often playfully adopting rockwork, algae, or even non-stinging corals as surrogate homes.

These captive-bred Cinnamon Clownfish have been weaned onto high-quality pellets and flakes, and eagerly accept frozen foods such as ocean plankton, mysis shrimp, and brine shrimp. Their robust health, striking coloration, and engaging behavior make them a superb choice for both seasoned reef keepers and hobbyists looking to add reliable performance and lasting beauty to their aquariums.

When combining Proaquatix with Biota fish in the same order, please choose a Friday delivery