After metamorphosis, fry become young clownfish that resemble miniature versions of their parents. At this stage the young are less delicate and are easier to feed as they will begin to accept a wider range of foods including crushed flake foods and small (1-2 mm pellets). Depending on the species of clownfish, the rate of development of young fish differs greatly. An example of such can be seen when one looks at the stripe development in Ocellaris vs Percula clownfish. While young Ocellaris clowns begin to display their striping patterns within a month or two of hatching, Percula clowns can take much longer to develop all three of their stripes (up to a year). The same can be said for coloration in different variants and/or species. Adult Darwin Ocellaris clowns are full black if pure bred but begin their lives looking like all other Ocellaris clowns, orange. As they mature they slowly become increasingly black until all or most of their bodies change to their adult coloration.