Sabae Black Clown

Sabae Black Clown

The Sabae Black Clown is a unique variation of the clownfish family, known for its dark black body and striking white stripes. It is a hardy and territorial species, best suited for aquarists with some experience in maintaining marine aquariums.

Scientific Name:

Amphiprion sebae

Reefsafe:

Yes, with caution

General Size Specifications:

This species can grow up to 6 inches (15 cm) in length.

Habitat:

The Sabae Black Clown is native to the Indo-Pacific region, typically found in coral reefs, where it forms symbiotic relationships with large sea anemones for protection.

Approx Lifespan:

The Sabae Black Clown can live up to 10 years or more in a well-maintained aquarium.

Feeding and Diet:

This omnivorous species enjoys a varied diet that includes marine algae, pellets, frozen shrimp, and other high-quality prepared foods.

Breeding:

Breeding the Sabae Black Clown in captivity is possible, though it requires specific conditions. Males guard the eggs, which are laid on flat surfaces near their host anemone, and they hatch after about a week.