| Scientific Name | Amphiprion polymnus |
The Saddleback Clownfish is a charismatic addition to marine tanks, cherished for its bold patterns and anemone-dwelling habits. Its body is dark brown to black with two white saddle-like bars outlined in black, accented by a bright orange snout and fins. Native to the Indo-Pacific, from southern Japan to northern Australia, they inhabit lagoons and reefs at depths of 2-25 meters, typically living among sea anemones like *Stichodactyla haddoni*. Hobbyists value their symbiotic bond with anemones, though they adapt to tanks without one if given rock crevices.
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