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Cherry Clownfish (Amphiprion frenatus)
Also known as: Tomato Clownfish, One-Stripe Clownfish

The Cherry Clownfish is a vibrant, hardy species prized for its deep red-orange body and distinctive single white vertical stripe behind the eye. Known for its easy care and adaptability, it’s an excellent choice for customers looking for a colorful, beginner-friendly clownfish.

Perfect for retail stores aiming to stock a popular, resilient clownfish that appeals to both novices and experienced hobbyists.

Husbandry Tips:

• Tank Size: 20+ gallons, suitable for smaller reef or community tanks.

• Feeding: Omnivorous—accepts a wide range of foods including pellets, flakes, frozen mysis, and brine shrimp.

• Temperament: Moderately aggressive; best kept singly or as a mated pair. Can be territorial with other clownfish.

• Reef Compatibility: Reef-safe and frequently hosts in anemones but can also do well without one.

• Behavior: Active and hardy, adapts well to captive conditions and can tolerate a variety of tank environments.

Retail Appeal:

• Bold coloration and classic clownfish appeal.

• Reliable breeder and easy to care for, making it a steady seller.

• Appeals to a broad customer base from beginners to advanced hobbyists.

The Cherry Clownfish is a vibrant, resilient fish that brings classic clownfish charm and dependable care requirements—making it a must-have for any marine retail inventory.