Black Ice Clown Fish

The Black Ice Clownfish is a beautiful designer clownfish known for its dark black-and-white coloration with irregular white markings and orange facial features. It is a selectively bred variety related to the Ocellaris Clownfish, making it a popular choice for marine and reef aquariums.

Family: Pomacentridae (Damselfish and Clownfish family)

Scientific Name: Amphiprion ocellaris — Black Ice designer variety

Behavior:

Generally peaceful, active, and hardy. Black Ice Clownfish may become territorial around their chosen area, especially when kept as a pair, but they are usually suitable for peaceful community aquariums.

Diet:

Omnivorous. Feed a varied diet of high-quality marine pellets, flakes, mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and other small frozen marine foods. A varied diet helps maintain good health and coloration.

Size:

Can grow to approximately 3–4 inches (7.5–10 cm) in length.

Reef Safe:

Yes, reef safe. Black Ice Clownfish are generally safe with corals and most reef invertebrates, making them an excellent choice for reef aquariums.

Best Aquarium:

A mature marine or reef aquarium of at least 20 gallons (75 liters) is suitable for a pair. A larger aquarium is recommended when keeping them with several other fish. Provide live rock, hiding places, and stable water conditions.

Care Level:

Easy to Intermediate

Summary:

The Black Ice Clownfish is a hardy, peaceful, and reef-safe designer fish. Its dramatic black-and-white pattern makes it an attractive addition to both beginner and experienced marine aquariums.