Clownfish are such funny little fish to look at. Did you know the following facts?
– Clownfish can switch genders! Whenever the female of the family dies or disappears, the male turns female so it can continue to reproduce. *Boom* Finding Nemo storyline… ;-).
– Clownfish appear in tropical waters all over the world, however their appearance varies per area.
– Clownfish live together/inside anemones. Their relationship is symbiotic; the anemones offer shelter whilst the clownfish clean the anemone from parasites and algaes. It’s a win-win situation.
Where are you going?
Babymo
Peeking baby
Portrait with a beautiful eye glimmer
Caring mother
Being shy?
Clownfish in flight
Grumpy
Momma clownfish on the lookout
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Clownfish hiding in bioluminescent anemones
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Shy clownfish
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Curious clownfish
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Waving clownfish
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