are clown fish fresh water fish?

Answer 1

Nope, Clownfish are marine (saltwater)

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Answer 2

Hi, I'm no expert on the subject but to answer your question, yes and no. There is a salt water fish called a clown fish. But also there is a freshwater fish called a clown loach. Google clown fish and you come up with the salt water type. Google clown loach and it comes up with the freshwater type. I hope this gives you a clue to your question.

Answer 3

Clown fish are saltwater fishes, but there is a fish called a Clown Loach, which is freshwater, and it looks somewhat similar to the clown fish

Answer 4

well there are other fish that have clown in there title but they arent the true clown fish for example clown loach there is a reason they cant survive in salt water and it has to do with the salt itself saltwater fish(marine) need to keep a certain amount of salt in there blood stream to stay perfectly healthy i believe its 1/3 of the amount of salt found in salt water at a gravity of 1.025

Answer 5

Clown fish are salt water fishes and small ones only about 2 inches. Also if there are two of the same sex clown fish in the same 'habitat' one will change its sex. The whole Nimo story overlooked that part, one of them would have turned female.

Answer 6

They've been known to CLOWN around in fresh water occasionally. But only on a dare.

No, they are salt water fish.

Clown Loaches are fresh water, but don't buy an anemone for them. ahhh ha ha

Answer 7

NO. BUT HELL NO. They are strictly salt water only. If you want to get clown fish get farm raised pecula clowns they are very hardy fish.

Answer 8

salt water fish. haven't you watched "finding nemo. "(it's a cartoon about a clown fish)

Answer 9

Salt water

Answer 10

If you're thinking of the type of clownfish that Nemo is, they are marine.

Clown loaches are freshwater though.