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pazzesco · 9 months
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Name: Yung Sen Wu Picture title: Hide Nationality: Chinese Occupation: Photographer
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herpsandbirds · 5 months
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Magnificent Anemone (Heteractis magnifica), family Stichodactylidae, East Timor
with Pink Anemonefish (Amphiprion perideraion), family Pomacentridae
photograph by Nick Hobgood
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fishyfishyfishtimes · 2 months
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Daily fish fact #726
Ocellaris clownfish!
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These fish live in a hierarchy system with a single breeding pair and several nonbreeding males. These male juveniles are theorised to hang around the breeding pair for the chance of one day moving high enough on the hierarchy to gain reproductive rights themselves. The biggest and most dominant fish at the top of the hierarchy is a female, who herself is “born” when the biggest male changes sex.
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vintagewildlife · 28 days
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Clownfish in a sea anemone By: Graham Pizzey From: The Fascinating Secrets of Oceans & Islands 1972
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colorsoutofearth · 9 months
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Pink anemonefish (Amphiprion perideraion) in closed anemone -
Photo by Juergen Freund
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typhlonectes · 2 years
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Pink anemonefish (Amphiprion perideraion) in Magnificent sea anemone (Heteractis magnifica), on a coral reef in the Indian Ocean
photograph by Nick Hobgood | Wikipedia CC
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pochqmqri · 1 year
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Percula and Ocellaris clownfishes at the Aquasearch Aquarium on Magnetic Island, QLD, Australia  
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djhenryhall · 1 year
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A Family of Clark's Anemonefish in Fiji
A Family of Clark's #Anemonefish in Fiji. #scuba #diving #nature #fiji #wildlife #sealife #coral #reef
Today the sea is flat, and the sun is shining. The dive boats are loaded with tanks and scuba gear. We head towards a new dive site about 45 minutes from the resort. One by one, buddy teams descend along a sloping sea wall in the Koro Sea. I see a family of Clark’s Anemonefish, and I can’t resist stopping and observing them swim in and around the Anemone. Clark’s Anemonefish More underwater…
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x-i-l-verify · 1 year
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「 Dream SMP Daemon AU 」 
    Ψ AWESAMDUDE + AMINA (ALLARD’S ANEMONEFISH) Ψ
Allard’s anemonefish, also called the two-banded clown, are a hardy, bold species of clownfish, which tends to roam further from their anemone than many clownfish do. They often attack other fish that get close to their anemone, fiercely defending their home and eggs from predators. They will also lure fish to their anemone in order to feed the anemone, as these fish are not immune to the anemone’s stings like the anemonefish. 
While the Allard’s anemonefish may roam further from their anemone than most species of clownfish, they still crave familiarity and their comfort zone at the end of the day, as they stay with the same anemone for life and depend on it entirely for their survival. If a smaller, weaker, more passive fish joins their anemone after them, they may bully them, though they will deign to coexist with other semi-aggressive fish. 
All clownfish are hierarchical, territorial, and competitive to some degree, and have strict dominance hierarchies in their anemones. They usually live with a partner or small group in their anemones, but they can be quite aggressive towards anemonefish of different species. The non-breeding clownfish in an anemone do not help the breeding pair tend to their eggs, as they are always looking for opportunities to oust the main breeding pair and take over the anemone themselves. The main breeding pair, however, works tirelessly to tend to their eggs until they hatch, fanning them to make sure they get the right amount of oxygen and eating bad eggs to make sure they don’t infect other healthy eggs. These clownfish are also monogamous, pairing for life.
Sam is dependable, diligent, and protective. Ami is ambitious, obsessive, and possessive.
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NAME MEANING ”Amina” is the feminine form of Arabic Amin, meaning "honest, trustworthy," and it's also a Hebrew name meaning "faithful, trusted."
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SOURCES https://daemonpage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=23748 https://daemonpage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=23411
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tatsugiriroll · 1 year
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pleistocene-pride · 1 year
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 The Bubble-tip anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor) is a species of sea anemone in the family Actiniidae which is native to the tropical waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans being found in particular abundance in the Red Sea. In the wild, E. quadricolor are found in two locations. Large adult specimens, with tentacles that are more streaming or stringy, are often found in deeper waters with more dimly lit conditions. These specimens are often solitary, while smaller, younger specimens are often located in groups or colonies nearer to the surface, in bright sunlight. These specimens tend to show the bulbous tips on their tentacles that are characteristic of E. quadricolor. A characteristic of E. quadricolor is its ability to maintain a symbiotic relationship with anemonefish, anemone shrimp, porcelain crabs, and domino damsels which can be "hosted" by the anemone by providing it with defence against predators and also providing some nourishment. In turn, the anemone provides the fish/ crustacean with shelter. These anemones get the majority of there energy from from solar radiation via its symbiotic zooxanthellae, and can also obtain nutrients by filter feeding using its sweeping tentacles, or through wastes and debris cleaned from the surface of its partner fish/ crustacean. E. quadricolor anemones appear in a variety of colors including rose, orange, red, and green. This sea anemone can grow to be up to nearly a foot in diameter. There breeding season lasts from January to april during such time they broad cast spawn, with each anemone releasing its gametes into the water column to join with others and form free-swimming planula larvae which remain in the open water for up to 59 days before settling down on the sea floor to grow into there adult form. They can also reproduce asexually using longitudinal fission. Under ideal conditions a bubble tip anemone may live several hundred years.
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odondrawing · 1 year
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[香港生態 A-Z] [Hong Kong Wildlife A-Z]
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𝘈𝘮𝘱𝘩𝘪𝘱𝘳𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘤𝘭𝘢𝘳𝘬𝘪𝘪
Clark’s Anemonefish
克氏雙鋸魚
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第一隻動物竟然是「Nemo」? 我學潛水之前以為小丑魚需要去到外國既海入面才會見到,但原來香港的大海入面都有牠們的蹤影!但牠們跟「Nemo」並不是一樣的!而且牠們也沒有想像中那麼可愛,牠們會游過來咬潛水員!
The first animal I chose is "Nemo"? Before I learned scuba diving, I thought I had to dive in a foreign sea to see clownfish, but it turns out they can be found in the waters of Hong Kong too! However, they are not the same species as "Nemo"! And they are not as cute as I imagined because they would swim over and bite divers!
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herpsandbirds · 5 months
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Magnificent Anemone (Heteractis magnifica), family Stichodactylidae, Maldives
with Blackfoot Anemonefish (Amphiprion nigripes), family Pomacentridae
photograph by Andrew ( Harry ) Harrison
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fishyfishyfishtimes · 10 months
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Daily fish fact #523
Clownfish!
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They form colonies consisting of one reproductive pair and several non-reproductive juvenile males!
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vintagewildlife · 3 months
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Clownfish By: Unknown photographer From: Disney’s Wonderful World of Knowledge 1971
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Clark's Anemonefish playing around at Koh Bon
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