Saltwater Fish
Percula Clown XL.
The percula clownfish is the species from Finding Nemo — distinguished from the ocellaris by thicker black outlines on its white bands — and this XL specimen tops out around 3.5 inches. Beginner-friendly and reef-safe, it hosts in anemones or leather corals and fits any 30-gallon-plus reef; an anemone is not required.
Prices change with size and with each shipment. Call to check today's price.
Call (814) 456-9445We keep this species. What's in our tanks changes with every delivery, so call (814) 456-9445 before you drive in. We never ship live animals.
- Condition
- new
- Fulfillment
- Local pickup — Erie, PA
We never ship fish, coral, or invertebrates — every animal here is one you meet in person. Each one is acclimated and health-checked in-house before it goes out into the display tanks. This is a species we keep, and what is swimming on any given day changes with the deliveries, so please call (814) 456-9445 before you drive in.
Care at a glance
What to know before you take one home.
- Care level
- Hardy, and forgiving of the swings a new tank throws at it.
- Temperament
- Will chase or nip if it feels crowded.
- Adult size
- 3.5"
- Min tank size
- 30 gallons
- Diet
- Eats meat and greens both.
- Scientific name
- Amphiprion percula
Good tank mates
A peaceful true percula clownfish suited to reef and saltwater community tanks with easygoing tankmates like gobies, firefish, cardinalfish, and dwarf angels. Keep only one clownfish or a single bonded pair, since unpaired adults will fight, and avoid large predators such as lionfish, big groupers, and eels. A larger XL specimen is typically the dominant female of any future pair, so add only a smaller individual if you want to pair it.
Good to know
The true percula clownfish is the species made famous by Finding Nemo, distinguished from the similar ocellaris by thicker black outlines around its white bands and usually fewer dorsal spines.
What is in the tanks and each animal’s temperament vary — call (814) 456-9445 for pairing advice.
Good tankmates
Plays well with.
Species we’d keep in the same tank, with why each pairing works. What is in the tanks and each animal’s temperament vary — call (814) 456-9445 for advice on pairing.
New to stocking a tank? Read our guide on which fish live together.
Firefish Goby
Peaceful dartfish that occupies the mid-to-upper water column; Percula clowns are among the most docile clownfish species and this pairing works in 29+ gallon tanks without harassment. Firefish are completely reef-safe and non-aggressive toward other species.
Green Chromis
Small, peaceful damselfish confirmed compatible with Percula and Ocellaris clownfish in 30+ gallon reef tanks. Any aggression issues are strictly intraspecific (within the chromis group) and do not extend to clownfish.
Royal Gramma
Hardy, 100% reef-safe basslet with confirmed compatibility with clownfish. Occupies cave and crevice habitat while clownfish stay near their host area, so niche separation prevents territorial overlap. Brief boundary chasing is normal but not harmful to clownfish.
Banggai Cardinalfish
Slow-moving, peaceful cardinal that hovers in open water and ignores clownfish; no documented aggression toward Amphiprion species. Keep as a single specimen or confirmed pair to avoid intraspecific fighting. Prefer captive-bred stock due to IUCN conservation status.
Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
Fully reef-safe cleaner invert; clownfish are excellent tankmates. Actively operates cleaning stations and poses zero threat to fish or corals. Only incompatible with shrimp-predating species (hawkfish, puffers) which are not part of this setup.
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660 East 14th Street,
Erie, PA.
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