True Percula Clownfish Pair- Solomon Island

The Solomon Islands True Percula, also known as the Solomon Islands Clownfish or Amphiprion percula from the Solomon Islands, is a stunning and popular marine fish known for its vibrant colors and striking patterns. Here's a general description:

The Solomon Islands True Percula has a round, flattened body typical of clownfish species. It features bright orange to reddish-orange coloration with distinctive white bands outlined in black stretching vertically across its body. These bands vary in thickness and shape slightly between individuals. They have a pair of elongated dorsal fins and a single anal fin, all typically edged in black.

 This species is native to the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific Ocean, where it inhabits coral reefs and lagoons with rich coral cover. They prefer areas with gentle to moderate water flow and can be found in depths ranging from shallow reefs to around 15 meters.

Solomon Islands True Perculas are suitable for beginner to intermediate marine aquarists due to their hardiness and adaptability. They typically grow to about 3 inches (7.5 cm) in length and can live for several years with proper care. They are known for their active and curious behavior, making them an enjoyable addition to reef aquariums.

In summary, the Solomon Islands True Percula is prized for its beautiful appearance and fascinating behavior, making it a sought-after choice among marine aquarium enthusiasts who appreciate clownfish and their unique interactions with anemones.

Reef Safe 

Feeding on PE mysis

Pair 3"+ and 1"+