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Tomato Clownfish (Amphiprion frenatus) - Saltwater Aquarium Fish

🐠 Tomato Clownfish (Amphiprion frenatus)

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🐠 Tomato Clownfish (Amphiprion frenatus)

Marine Reef-Safe Semi-Aggressive Anemonefish • Deep Red Body With a Single White Headband • Genuine Naming Overlap With the Cinnamon Clownfish • Beginner-Friendly Marine Fish

 

📋 We want to be genuinely upfront on naming: this species is genuinely often mis-sold as, or confused with, the Cinnamon Clownfish (Amphiprion melanopus) — both share a similar single white headband and reddish-orange body, but a true Tomato Clownfish genuinely has a uniformly bright red body with no black markings on the sides or belly.

 

📋 The Tomato Clownfish, also known as the Tomato Anemonefish, Red Clownfish, Bridled Clownfish, or Fire Clown, has a genuinely deep, bold red-to-orange body with a single thick white headband edged in fine black. Juveniles genuinely display three white bars similar to other clownfish, with the middle and posterior bars fading as they mature into this single-banded adult pattern.

Native to the Western Pacific, from the Gulf of Thailand to southwestern Palau, north to southern Japan, and south to Java, Indonesia, this species genuinely lives symbiotically with the Bubble Tip Anemone in the wild.

We want to be honest that while this species is genuinely one of the hardiest clownfish available, its personality is real feisty — decidedly more territorial than the docile Ocellaris or Percula, and it can become bold and domineering, especially as the female grows larger and establishes her territory. It's fully reef safe, and genuinely doesn't require an anemone to thrive, though it may accept a Bubble Tip Anemone if provided. We want to be upfront that it will genuinely challenge other clownfish species and can bully smaller, more passive tank mates.

 

🔴⚪ Highlights

🎨 Deep Red Body With a White Headband: A genuinely bold, iconic clownfish

🔍 Genuine Naming Overlap: Often confused with the Cinnamon Clownfish, distinguished by its uniformly red body

🌿 Fully Reef Safe: Won't harm corals or invertebrates

⚠️ Genuinely Feisty: More territorial than Ocellaris or Percula Clownfish

💪 Genuinely Hardy: One of the toughest clownfish species available

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🧾 A Quick Look at the Tomato Clownfish

 

📛 Common Name: Tomato Clownfish (Tomato Anemonefish, Red Clownfish, Bridled Clownfish, Fire Clown)

🔬 Scientific Name: Amphiprion frenatus

👨‍👩‍👧 Family: Pomacentridae

🌍 Origin: Western Pacific (Gulf of Thailand to Palau, southern Japan to Java)

📏 Max Size: Up to 13 cm (≈ 5")

🧂 Specific Gravity: 1.020–1.025

🌡️ Temperature Range: 22–26°C (72–78°F)

🧠 Care Level: Easy — genuinely one of the hardiest clownfish

💖 Temperament: Semi-Aggressive; genuinely more territorial than Ocellaris or Percula Clownfish

🌿 Reef Safe: ✅ Yes

🏠 Min Tank Size: 115 L (≈ 30 gallons)

📌 Tank Level: Mid Level

🧬 Stock Type: Genuinely both wild-collected and captive-bred

Lifespan: 10-15 years, genuinely possibly longer

🍽️ Diet: Omnivore (algae, plankton, small invertebrates, flakes, pellets, frozen foods)

🐣 Reproduction: Protandrous hermaphrodite; genuinely breeds readily in captivity, male guards the eggs

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