Wide-band Clownfish Info

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Hello there, I am seriously considering on getting a pair of Wide-band Clownfish, and will like to ask the community, if anyone has had a pair of these clownfish and if so, what kind of experiences did the owners had. So far my knowledge is limited of what I found in a couple of websites. Also what kind of anemone they will host? So far I have a BTA, not sure if they like it.

I’m trying to educate myself with the species (Amphiprion latezonatus) before I acquire them. So far my experience is limited, about 2 years and with Mochavinci and Lightning Maroon types (obviously in different tanks).

Thanks in advance. Here’s a nice picture of a Wide-band from the World Wide Corals website.

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PS I read that’s possible to have three or more together without too much hassle, unlike other types.
 
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The captive bred ones are dogs....look around and get WC ...
 
The captive bred ones are dogs....look around and get WC ...

Just to be sure, you mean that they territorial and are prone to bite. Like a Maroon clownfish?
 
I’m sure he means they are very ugly since they are captive bred. Unless you have thousands to spend, CB are your only option.

Care for them is like any other species, not very complicated. Stick with getting two and let them form a pair. BTA’s and sebae’s are their natural hosts. Good luck.
 
Ahh thank you very much.
 
For the low price of $6,499 you can have a pair of Wild caught from a Vendor on the East Coast. Wild caught are far and few between and prices are really high right now.

I'm pretty sure the WWC ones are from Quality Marine as they are breeding them right now. I've got two pair and will see how they look once they are bigger. I don't like the amount of deformities of most of the tank bred clowns but I'd rather have some right now that may not be perfect vs shelling out $6K.
 
I did not know they were that expensive!!!! I guess I’ll keep my Mocha Vinci pair for a long time…
 
I bought two CB late March this year.
Day 1

2 months

And took a picture this morning for the little one.
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I hope they will not have deformity on their head or mouth.
 
They look great! Do you have an anemone in their tank? If so, which type, and have they host it yet? Sorry for the questions.

Wish you the best with them. :)
 
They look great! Do you have an anemone in their tank? If so, which type, and have they host it yet? Sorry for the questions.

Wish you the best with them. :)
Not yet give them any,still putting them in a isolation space of my main tank.
Want to watching them carefully for a while then find a way to keep them in a better place with anemone of course :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes: :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes::beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:!
 


Just making video updates.Getting bigger they are.
Deformations...I think it looks ok,I can accept as least.
The same place I keep them in the tank and over feeding I believe I did these days.
 
Any update
 
My pairs are doing really well. Smaller pair moved, but I did not move the larger pair. What will become the female of the larger pair has been growing at as such a great rate that I decided leave them where they are not upset anything yet. She has really grown a lot. She is the boss and she pushes him into the corner most of the time so she can hog the food. He'll dart out and grab his fill and go back. In the morning when the lights are out I often find them both resting in that corner together.
 

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