Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish
Amphiprion biaculeatus
Classic Morph • Captive Bred
Rarity
Common
The Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish is the classic and most popular variety of the largest clownfish species. It features a deep, vibrant maroon-red body with three bold, wide gold-to-yellow stripes that often develop a rich golden hue as the fish matures. Known for its striking appearance and bold personality, this hardy anemonefish makes a dramatic focal point in larger reef aquariums. Captive-bred specimens are strong, adaptable, and highly sought after by both hobbyists and breeders.
General Description
| Common Name | Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish |
| Latin Name | Amphiprion biaculeatus |
| MBI Status | ✔ Captive Breeding |
| WORMS | 🌊 World Register of Marine Species |
| Wikipedia | 📖 View full article |
| Adult Size | Up to 15 cm (6 in) |
| Minimum Tank Size | 50–75 gallons (recommended for pair) |
| Host Anemones |
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| Natural Habitat | Coral reefs and lagoons of the Indo-West Pacific, typically associated with Bubble-tip anemones. |
| Origin / Range | Indo-West Pacific (widely distributed; Gold Stripe morph highly prized in captivity) |
| Rarity | Common classic morph • Readily available captive-bred |
| Care Level | Intermediate • Hardy but Territorial & Semi-Aggressive |
Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish • Captive Bred
PREMIUM CAPTIVE BRED • BREEDING PROGRAM STOCK
Conservation Status: Not evaluated by IUCN Red List (common base species)
Pomacentridae Family
Indo-West Pacific
Breeding Program Stock