Tomato Clownfish
The tomato clownfish is a stout, hardy anemonefish with a brilliant red-orange body and a single white head bar, the females darkening to near-black on the flanks with age. It is one of the more assertive clowns, growing distinctly territorial and pugnacious as it matures, so it suits larger tanks, is best kept as a bonded pair, and should generally be added last. In the wild it partners almost exclusively with the bulb-tentacle anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor), though it thrives without a host in captivity.
Tankmates
How Tomato Clownfish gets on with the rest of the reef, checked pair by pair by the same engine as the live pre-flight.
Best kept apart
A real clash — aggression, predation or a same-genus fight.
Keep an eye on these
Usually fine, but worth watching in a smaller tank.
Good tankmates
No conflicts — a few popular ones to start with.
