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Yes sir I am any supplements for the little fella is this normal ?Are you referring to this?
Ok awesome justWelcome to Reef2Reef!
I would agree - the gill "spikes" on Amphiprion clownfish are a normal part of their anatomy. This seems to be more visible on true percula versus ocellaris clowns. If there are no other symptoms, I wouldn't worry about it.
Jay
Thanks for your expertise I believe this fella is a gladiator Davinci or fancy white clown fish anyways thx for your help I’m glad it’s a normal thingIf you are referring to what looks like the black frilly (spikes) part of the gill, I think that is normal anatomy. Is this a picasso clownfish? I have seen this on some of those before, although could also be some gill parasites making it stick our more than normal. Is it the same on both sides?
Edit: If this is in fact what you're referring to then I will confidently say it is normal, although not easily seen on all clownfish.
Thx brotherWelcome to R2R!
And yes it is on both sides a little protrusion but he eating like a good fat boi so I’m happyThanks for your expertise I believe this fella is a gladiator Davinci or fancy white clown fish anyways thx for your help I’m glad it’s a normal thing
Yeah zoomed up it looks like some creature coming out of their gills! Glad we could help and welcome to R2R!And yes it is on both sides a little protrusion but he eating like a good fat boi so I’m happy
Thanks Jay - @dallasdiamondexoticbullyWelcome to Reef2Reef!
I would agree - the gill "spikes" on Amphiprion clownfish are a normal part of their anatomy. This seems to be more visible on true percula versus ocellaris clowns. If there are no other symptoms, I wouldn't worry about it.
Jay