Orange skunk clownfish

The orange skunk clownfish is a marine damselfish (family Pomacentridae) from the western Pacific. Its body is a warm orange, distinguished by a single narrow white stripe running along the top of the head and back, giving the skunk clownfishes their name. It is one of the more peaceful clownfishes, best kept singly or as a bonded pair. In the wild it associates with several anemone species, and captive specimens will host anemones though they do not require one. It adapts readily to reef aquariums and is undemanding once acclimated. An omnivore, it accepts flakes, pellets, and frozen foods such as mysis and brine shrimp. Like other clownfish it can be bred in captivity, with the pair tending eggs laid on a hard surface near their host.