Ocellaris Clownfish (scientific name: Amphiprion ocellaris). You will see them called "False Percula Clownfish" at many stores (online and locally) and this is incorrect. There is no such thing as a false percula. There are Percula clownfish (Amphiprion percula) and there are Ocellaris Clownfish, as well as many other types of clownfish, but no False Perculas.
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Originally Posted by Bang Guyhttp:///forum/thread/383499/what-kind-of-clown-fish-are-these#post_3354712
After counting the dorsal spines I'm leaning toward A. percula.
What is the difference? I know you told me once, but I'll be darned if I can find that thread. I thought the eyes also gave it away.
Question, the picture at the beginning of the video and the fish that are swimming in the video, do you think they're the same?
That's a great point. All the fish in the video appear to be A. ocellaris but the picture posted on the link could go either way or even be a hybrid.
A. ocellaris typically have 1 or 2 more dorsal spines that A. percula but it's not a perfectly accurate tool.
Yeah, the fish in the video looked like Ocellaris to me, but the "opening image" I couldn't make out. I'd go more on your judgement than mine though, you definitely know how to spot these guys better than I.