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Can I take clearer pictures for you now and can you tell me for sureThose photos are clear enough that you can probably count the dorsal spines (ocellaris have 11; percula have 10). But just eyeballing them; it looks like the top pic is of a percula and the bottom is of an ocellaris clown.
Can I take clearer pictures for you now and can you tell me for sure
The top photo is good; he has 10 spines, so should be a percula clown. I'm having a harder time counting the last few spines on the second one.
Yes they can interbreed. Thanks for the helpCan they interbreed? Just for curiosity’s sake
Can they interbreed? Just for curiosity’s sake
Yes it was only for peice of mind me wanting to know . That’s good , I just wish people were more knowlegefull about these things when they sell you fish . I really respect your input and you are an inspiration to me . Good job thanks for sharing knowledge with me I have learned something new today thank youYeah, the second clown has 11 spines, so it's for sure an ocellaris. The other clown has 10 spines, so should be a percula.
In the end, it shouldn't matter much except for FYI. The species are essentially the same...
Here is an update pictureThe top photo is good; he has 10 spines, so should be a percula clown. I'm having a harder time counting the last few spines on the second one.
Can you check out these last photos I got clearer ones of his dorsal fin fully extendedYeah, the second clown has 11 spines, so it's for sure an ocellaris. The other clown has 10 spines, so should be a percula.
In the end, it shouldn't matter much except for FYI. The species are essentially the same...
Can you check out these last photos I got clearer ones of his dorsal fin fully extended