Black Saddle Clown

About this fish

Black Saddle Clown is a clownfish for a home saltwater aquarium, sold under the shop name “Black Saddle Clown” and identified as Amphiprion polymnus. Clownfish are well-known reef fish that add color, personality, and active behavior to many community setups. This one is wild-caught, so it can be a great choice when you’re looking for a hardy clownfish that can adapt well with proper acclimation.

Features:

• Clownfish are generally hardy and considered easy to feed in typical home saltwater aquariums
• No anemone is required, but some clownfish may host a suitable coral or other in-tank structure
• Wild-caught Black Saddle Clown—expect an adjustment period and plan to acclimate slowly
• Typically manageable with most peaceful community fish
• Like many clownfish, they can be territorial toward their own kind, so keep an appropriate pair/group plan
• Offer a varied diet so the fish can settle in and eat confidently after arrival

Specifications:

• Scientific name: Amphiprion polymnus
• Source: Wild-caught
• Care level (general): Easy to feed / generally hardy (group guidance)
• Temperament: Reef safe; usually compatible with most peaceful community fish; can be territorial toward its own kind
• Diet: Frozen mysis, brine shrimp, and quality pellets
• Feeding frequency: Once or twice per day
• Social setup guidance: Plan for one pair per tank (clownfish can be territorial toward their own kind)