Madagascar Anemonefish

riccio

Member
It's scientific name is A. latifasciatus. Do a google image search on this and it should pull up a few (true) pics. They basically look like a clarkii.
 

viper_930

Active Member
Last I heard the male in the pic had brooke. That was a long time ago, and I don't know what happened after that. I've never heard of any latz breeding in captivity though.
 

riccio

Member
I think we're confusing the two here. Latezonatus (pictured above) are not the Madagascar clowns you're asking about. Latz are obtainable, you just have to know where/when to look for them. The latifasciatus, or commonly called the Madagascar clownfish, is not available, ever. I've been a clown collector for a few years now and know many people with the rarest of clowns and I've never heard of anybody with these. If you ever find them I would love to see some pics.
Good luck.
 
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