Scientific Name: Amphiprion ocellaris
Coloration: Deep black body with unique white markings, such as dots on the cheeks or partial head bars
Family Structure: Hierarchical; includes a dominant female, breeding male, and juveniles
Preferred Habitat: Typically found in anemones but adapts well to coral or rock shelters
Clutch Size: 200-400 eggs per spawn
Breeding Behavior: Eggs are laid on a secure surface and guarded by the male until hatching
Compatibility: Perfectly suited to the Living Ecosystems Aquarium and Living Blocks Reef structure

The Domino Nemo is a rare designer variation of the Amphiprion ocellaris, featuring a deep black body accented by unique white markings. These markings, which can include cheek spots or a partial head bar, make every individual distinct and highly sought after.

As juveniles, Domino Nemos start out brownish, gradually darkening to a rich black as they mature. Like other clownfish, they live in a structured hierarchy, with a dominant female, a breeding male, and juveniles. If the female is lost, the male transitions into her role, maintaining balance in the group.

While naturally found in anemones, the Domino Nemo adapts well to reef structures. The Living Ecosystems Aquarium, with its Living Blocks Reef, provides ideal overhangs and sheltered spaces, ensuring a comfortable and natural habitat.