The Killer Clownfish Why your clownfish aren't getting along. Well, here's a surprising fact: Clownfish prefer to live in harems. If you only have two, they'll pick on each other until, sadly, the smaller one gives up the ghost. So, if you're considering clownfish, it's best to start with a group of four or five. Remember, avoiding the common mistake of keeping just two can save you a lot of heartache. Share this video if you found these clownfish facts helpful! #MarineAquarists #ClownfishCare #

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"I live in an anemonemone" 🐠 Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris) and sea anemones have a partnership known as mutualism, which benefits both animals. Clownfish receive a safe place to live and prey to eat, and, in return, clownfish provide food to the anemone, help rid it of harmful parasites and chase away fish that feed on anemones. 📷 Kirin Sekito @wildkirinphotography #ausgeo #underwaterphotography #sealife #nemo #fish #reefs #scuba | Australian Geographic

Clownfish use anemones as protection from predators, while anemones benefit from the clownfish's cleaning and protection. 🐠🎥: IG ‘@frederick_more’ #clownfish #fish #anemone #marinelife #diving #maldives | PADI