what type of clown fish was nemo?

Answer 1

The percula clownfish (Amphiprion percula)

Description:
This clown anemonefish can be recognised by its orange colour with three white bars and black markings on the fins. It grows to about eight cm in length. This species can be mistaken for the similar species called false clown anemonefish due to its color and pattern - the "easiest" way to tell them apart is the fact that percula has 10 spines in the first dorsal fin and ocellaris has 11.

Answer 2

Yes they do except Sharks. lol.. You need a few simple fish aquarium items to set up a thriving community for your clown fishes. First you need to pick an appropriate fish tank size. Try to get as big of a fish tank as you can get (everyone will tell you that you'll always end up upgrading anyways). The next important thing you need is to pick a proper size filter. There are many different brands of filters to pick from but the rule of thumb is to get as big of a filter as you can get. Your aquarium filter system is very essential to the stability and growth of your fish tank. Since clown fish are a saltwater fish, I would also recommend that you invest in a really good protein skimmer to keep your water clean. Another important part is the proper aquarium lighting system. Depending on if you want to keep what types of corals, you can go with regular light bulbs or go as complex as metal halides for harder to keep anemones for hosting your clown fish. Your aquarium lighting system will also help bring out the vibrant colors of your fishes so it's a good idea to invest in a good system. Clown fishes accept most any type of food that will fit in their mouths. Most clown fishes that are available at pet stores are usually bred at fish farms and are fed basically what you can find at your local fish store. I personally feed mine with flake food that are made especially for small fishes like the clown fish in mind. Make sure you feed enough as it's hard to determine which one has eaten do to their quickness and quantity. Once in awhile, I'll also feed with mysis shrimp. They are great fun. Enjoy.

Answer 3

Nemo was a perculla clown or a ocellaris clown. Both of which can be tank breed.

Answer 4

A true percula clown, but there is a more common breed known as ocellaris clown that looks just like it but has no simatrical stripes.

Answer 5

Nemo is an anemone clownfish (Amphiprion oscellaris). They usually live inside an anemone.

Answer 6

He was a percula clown

Answer 7

scarlet clown fish

Answer 8

A seriously confused one.

Answer 9

an annoying one

Answer 10

a cartoon fish...................