Australian Wideband Clownfish - Amphiprion latezonatusAustralian Wideband Clownfish (Amphiprion latezonatus) The Australian Wideband Clownfish, also widely known as the Latezonatus Clownfish, is a striking and sought after anemonefish recognised for its dark brown body, broad white mid body band and distinctive blue lips. Native to the subtropical east coast of Australia and nearby reefs, it is naturally associated with offshore rocky and coral reefs and is more specialised than many of the more common

Max Power - 52w

but it may pick at feather dusters

Behaviour & Activity:An active daytime grazer that spends much of its time weaving through rockwork

Coral Safe: Generally yes

easy-to-clean glass

but can be fed above 8c

It may set up a preferred cleaning area and display to other fish by using a distinctive swimming motion

Energy efficient thanks to electronic ballast

Slow Tissue Necrosis

usually in shallow to moderate reef depths

After administering a dose of JPD Mud Booster Clay

every tortoise can carry its own complement of parasitic worms