Saltwater Fish
Tangerine Albino.
A bright tangerine-toned saltwater fish picked from our stock — eye-catching color for a marine display. Care needs vary by type, so ask us about this one's diet and reef-compatibility before adding it. A vivid splash of color for the right tank.
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.
- Temperament
- Leaves tankmates alone.
- Adult size
- 3.5"
- Min tank size
- 20 gallons
- Diet
- Eats meat and greens both.
- Scientific name
- Amphiprion ocellaris
Good tank mates
This listing's exact species is not specified, so compatibility depends on what fish it actually is; ask us which species this is before pairing it with anything. As a general rule, match new fish to tankmates of similar size and temperament and avoid mixing known aggressors with timid fish. Confirm the species and its temperament with us so you can build a safe community.
Good to know
Albino aquarium fish lack normal dark pigment, which gives them their pale, warm tangerine coloring and the characteristic pink or red eyes.
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.
Yellow Watchman Goby
A sand-sifting substrate dweller that occupies an entirely different vertical zone from a mid-to-upper water column clownfish. Compatible with Ocellaris clownfish, and the goby's territorial behavior is directed only at conspecifics competing for the same burrow — not at clownfish. Reef-safe with no predation concern given the size match.
Firefish Goby
A genuinely timid, mid-water hovering fish that poses zero aggression toward clownfish. Firefish are one of the safest pairings for Ocellaris/Percula variants. The Firefish's only behavioral concern is conspecific aggression in tanks under 75 gallons — not conflict with clownfish.
Pajama Cardinalfish
One of the best clownfish companions. Fully reef-safe, slow and non-competitive, hovers in open water or near rockwork without contesting the clownfish's territory. It coexists peacefully with Ocellaris clownfish in community reef setups.
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Tailspot Blenny
A small rockwork percher that grazes algae and largely ignores fish of other species. Fish-to-fish aggression from this species is directed at conspecifics or fish that mirror its shape (other blennies); documented clownfish interactions are peaceful. Reef-safe and community-compatible. Adequate feeding prevents any minor coral-nipping tendency — which is a coral concern, not a clownfish compatibility issue.
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660 East 14th Street,
Erie, PA.
Mon–Fri 12–6 · Sat 11–4 · Sun closed. Call ahead on livestock — what's on the floor rotates.