Black Ice (Amphiprion ocellaris)

Black Ice (Amphiprion ocellaris)Description: Black Ice Clownfish is the result of crossing a Black Ocellaris with a Snowflake Ocellaris. Black Ice Clownfish have exaggerated barring with unique patterns. Natural Habitat: lives among the tentacles of magnificent anemones, giant carpet anemones, and carpet anemones. This natural behavior protects wild clownfishes from predators. Usually ignores reef invertebrates and corals. Clownfishes sometimes adopt various corals and algae as

anchoring shorelines by capturing and funneling sediment to the bottom

These fish have three separate white bands

however the "tricolor" have the addition of beautiful orange spots to compliment it

We are unable to take any special requests for rocks of a particular dimension or size

with subtle reef colors and craggy surface area

Female: Picastorm 2-1/8"

roundiformis have been successfully used in larval culture of newly hatched fresh water and marine fish

3 lbs (Adult)

Add a natural look within your aquarium  with minimal effort

Algae Eating – Let’s face it

CaribSea LifeRock is made of an aragonitic base rock

but with contrasting colors and patterns of black and white