Clownfish

What Is Clownfish?

      Clownfish is the most famous marine ornamental fish species among the community. If we are told to mention one of the biota in the sea, then the direct terbesit headed one of them is nemo fish. The largest Clownfish can reach a length of 15-16 cm, while the smallest Clownfish barely achieve 7-8 cm. The average life of Clownfish in captivy is about 3 to 5 years. However, in the wild they can life up to 10 years.

Clownfish Classification:

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Sub-Phylum: Vertebrata

Class: Actinopterygii

Order: Perciformes

Family: Pomacentridae

Sub-Family: Amphiprioninae

Genus: Amphiprion

Spesies: Amphiprion percula

Local Name: Orange Clownfish

Skill:

A recent study found that baby clown fish (clownfish) traveled up to 400 kilometers away. 

Unique Facts:

1. Clownfish love tropical waters in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean

2. Clownfish is immune to Anemone tentacle stings

3. All Clownfish are born as males, but can turn into female fish to lay their eggs

4. Clownfish lay around 10-1000 eggs

Clownfish Life Cycle:

Questions:

1. What is the first step of clownfish life cycle?

    a. nesting adults

    b. larval stage

    c. juvenile

    d.acclimation

    e. adult

2. How long did baby clownfish travel?

    a. 600 kilometers

    b. 100 kilometers

    c. 400 kilometers

    d. 250 kilometers

    e. 730 kilometers

3. How much eggs that Clownfish lay?

    a. around 10-100 eggs

    b. around 25-100 eggs

    c. around 100-1000 eggs

    d. around 10-1000 eggs

    e. around 100-10000 eggs

4. How length  that the largest clownfish can reach?

    a. 12-15 cm

    b. 5-7 cm

    c. 7-8 cm

    d. 15-16 cm

    e. 10-12 cm

5. How long can they live in the wild?
    a. up to 8 years
    b. up to 3 years
    c. up to 10 years
    d. up tu 5 years
    e. up to 12 years