Clownfish

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Our oceans offer a wide variety of species of clownfish, each of which live in a unique way and sport a variety of patterns, body shapes and behaviors. However, in an artificial environment, such as the home aquarium, we view an even larger display of diversity due to decreases in natural selection against ambient forms. These ambient forms are often known commonly as "designer clownfish" and are commonly priced higher than common wild patterns. My breeding en devour is to provide the widest phenotype range possible for various species of clownfish and to ensure genetic stability in captive bread fish. My hope is to find new genotype combinations in our current assortment of clownfish, that will result in new and unique phenotype's and/or hybrids which are unique from their parents.