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How big can a clownfish grow and how long can it live?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2021-06-03 21:08:19
Clownfish can be up to 11 centimeters long and is a small tropical ornamental fish. Their body color is bright and ornamental, and they are favored by many fish enthusiasts. Clownfish raised at home will be smaller, about 6-8 centimeters. In addition, their size is also affected by the environment, if the breeding environment is more comfortable, their size may grow to more than 8 centimeters. If the environment is not comfortable, they may be smaller.
How big can a clownfish grow and how long can it live?

1. How big

can the clown fish grow? The wild clown fish can grow up to 11 centimeters, and now it belongs to a small ornamental fish. Clownfish is colorful, swims gracefully, and likes to live in groups. Now it has been loved by many fish friends. The size of the clown fish raised

at home can not be compared with that of the wild, because the space and environment of the clown fish raised at home can not completely simulate the seawater environment, so the size of the clown fish raised at home is generally 6-8 cm. Clownfish raised at home may also be more than 8 centimeters in size if the environment is suitable. If the living environment is not suitable, the body size may be less than 6 centimeters. Clownfish like to live in groups, so it's better for breeders to keep more.

2. How long

can clownfish live? Clownfish living in the marine environment of their origin can live for about 10-12 years. If the sea area is polluted, their life span will also be reduced. Clownfish raised at home have a shorter life span, about 6-7 years. And they are marine fish, family breeding needs to create a marine environment for them, if they live in a poor environment, their life span will be reduced a lot. To keep clownfish alive longer, they need to be equipped with oxygen pumps, filters, heating rods and so on, so as to ensure that their living environment is suitable.

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