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Pink Skunk Clownfish
Amphiprion perideraion
The Pink Skunk Clownfish is one of the less common and introvert of the clownfish. Best kept individually or in a mated pair as they are aggressive towards each other, they can be kept with other dissimilar looking clownfish.
The Pink skunk Clownfish requires a tank of 90 litres or larger with plenty of hiding places. The Pink skunk is reef safe and will not eat any corals or shrimps, they have been known to host in corals and may cause some harm to the polyps from resting on them. The Pink Skunk will host in some anemones in captivity particularly hecteractis magnifica. They usually adapt well to frozen and even dried foods, but should be supplemented with meaty foods like brine shrimp and crustacean flesh. They pink skunk has been known to reproduce in the home aquarium, even without a host anemone.
Approximate Purchase Size: Medium 2cm - 4cm
Due to variations within each species, your aquatic life may not look identical to the image provided.

Fish Statistics
- Minimum Tank Size:
- 90 litres
- Diet:
- Omnivore
- Origin:
- Indo-Pacific
- Temp (C):
- 22-27 C
- Max Size:
- 10cm
- Family:
- Pomacentridae
- Reef Compatible:
- Yes
- Temperament:
- Semi-aggressive
- pH:
- 8.1 - 8.4
- Salinity:
- 1.020-1.025
- Care Level:
- Moderate
- Compatibility:
- See Tank Mates Chart below
Buy Pink Skunk Clownfish
Medium 2 - 4cm
- 1 or more items - £11.00
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Tank Mates
We recommend pairing your Pink Skunk Clownfish with these other fish: