Anyone here have non Ocellaris clowns?

[Mr_Knightley]

Hey there! I've been in the hobby for a few years (3 or 4, can't really remember) and I've only rarely seen clowns other than ocellaris, percula, Premnas, and sometimes tomatoor clarkii. I'm wondering if any of you here currently have any rare clown species? The rarest clowns my LFS has had, to my knowledge, were some black and mocha storms, but those were still only ocellaris.
So, yeah. If any of you have rare species or are hoping to get some in the future, post about them here! Pictures not required, but you will be asked for them if you have a cool clown ;)

Good day and God bless!

 

[old salt reefer]

I'll be no help as I like them all and would have a pair of each one out there(the ones that come from the ocean,not the designer ones). In 5 decades in saltwater I've had 6 or 7 different species. Right now I've got a pair of good old standard Ocellaris which is the same as I started with in 1969(not the same pair).

 

[TriggerFinger]

I have a nice looking gold x lightning maroon hybrid. It’s still a P. biaculeatus but it has nice markings.

 

[rwreef]

I have and love my saddleback clownfish...not on your list

 

[sfin52]

Hey there! I've been in the hobby for a few years (3 or 4, can't really remember) and I've only rarely seen clowns other than ocellaris, percula, Premnas, and sometimes tomatoor clarkii. I'm wondering if any of you here currently have any rare clown species? The rarest clowns my LFS had, to my knowledge, were some black and mocha storms, but those were still only ocellaris.
So, yeah. If any of you have rare species or are hoping to get some in the future, post about them here! Pictures not required, but you will be asked for them if you have a cool clown ;)

Good day and God bless!

I have a lightning maroon and a cinnamon clown in different systems.. if you are looking for any type of clown sustainable aquatics is a great place to go.