Clownfish are very beautiful, but they are very aggressive

The clownfish, also known as the percula clownfish (Amphiprion percula), is a marine fish species renowned for its beauty and popularity in the aquarium world. Clownfish are often found in the Indo-Pacific region, especially in waters near coral reefs.

Clown fish have a small body with striking color patterns. They have an orange to yellow body with black stripes running across the body. Some individuals also have white or blue fins. Clownfish have large dorsal fins and long tails.

One thing that makes clownfish so famous is the mutualistic relationship they form with sea anemones or (sea jellyfish). The clownfish lives in a symbiotic relationship with the sea anemone, where both are mutually beneficial. Clown fish get protection from predators because of the sea anemone poison, while they provide food in the form of leftovers to the sea anemone.

Clownfish is also famous for his appearance in the animated film "Finding Nemo" produced by Pixar. The protagonist clownfish in the film is Nemo, a percula clownfish. Due to the popularity of the film, the demand for clown fish in the aquarium market has increased tremendously.

However, it is important to note that keeping clownfish requires proper knowledge and care. They are aquatic animals that need a suitable tank with good water conditions, the right temperature and a balanced diet. If you are planning to keep clownfish, it is advisable to do good research and consult with an experienced aquarium expert before doing so