White Stripe Maroon Clownfish

From the BreederName: White Stripe MaroonMaximum Size: 6” (15 cm)The strikingly beautiful White Stripe Maroon Clownfish is the largest species of clownfish and can reach a size of 6” as an adult. It has a maroon body color with three narrow white body stripes. There is another strain of maroon clownfish called Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish. This variation looks similar to the White Stripe Maroon Clownfish, except it has three wide yellow stripes. Maroon Clownfish belong to the genus Premnas and is therefore different than all the other clownfish species, which belongs to the genus Amphiprion. Premnas is latin for “spiny cheek” and if you look closely you will see the spines protruding from each side of the head underneath the eyes. In adult fish, the larger female often turns a darker red color, while the smaller male retains its orange coloration. Females are much larger than males – typically 3-4 times larger. Maroon clownfish become very territorial as adults and it is best to not mi