Clownfish
Clownfish are feisty fish that have a special relationship with sea anemones.
About the Clownfish
How They Communicate
Living in small groups, clownfish communicate by making clicking and popping sounds.
Relationship with other species
Symbiotic relationship
In exchange for shelter and protection, clownfish remove parasites and provide nutrients for the sea anemones.
Fun facts
Appearance
They have bright orange bodies with white bands.
Did you know?
The largest male of the group has the ability to change its gender when the dominant female is lost.
Defences
They have a layer of mucus that protects their body from the stinging tentacles of sea anemones.
Appearance
They have bright orange bodies with white bands.
Did you know?
The largest male of the group has the ability to change its gender when the dominant female is lost.
Defences
They have a layer of mucus that protects their body from the stinging tentacles of sea anemones.
Appearance
They have bright orange bodies with white bands.
Did you know?
The largest male of the group has the ability to change its gender when the dominant female is lost.
Defences
They have a layer of mucus that protects their body from the stinging tentacles of sea anemones.