Send In The Clowns

Posted by DiveO2 on Sep 15, 2010 in Dive Photos, Featured | 0 comments

The Clown fish, made famous with the film ‘Nemo’, they live among sea anemones, feeding on plankton, algae and other similar things as well as invertebrates which would normally harm the sea anemones.

They grow up to 18cm, however, most tend to reach about 14-15cm. They are not harmful, but are very timid creatures and rarely move away from the safety of cover. They only live in the much warmer waters of the world.