Clown Fish - Art By Red Dust
Amphiprion ocellaris
The Clown Fish and the Sea Anemone have a symbiotic relationship. The fish has developed a mucus covering that renderes the sting of the Sea Anemone ineffective. The Sea Anemone provides protection for the Clown Fish. The Clown Fish brings bits of food to the Sea Anemone and removes parasites from the tentacles. Both species live on coral reefs off the coasts of Australia, Southeast Asia, and southern Japan.
Interesting bit of information. Clown Fish are all born hermaphrodites, basically they are all males. If one decides to turn into a female, it's stuck in that gender forever!
Nice. Interesting gender :)
A very interesting fish because of its adaptability regarding its relationships. Thank you @marylizacaindoy.
Never seen metalic watercolor!
Awesome picture:)
The blue looks white depending on the light. Thank you @inber
Cool work :) I follow :)
Thank you @yoganarchiata, I'll follow you too!
Cheers :)
Beautiful work dear friend @reddust, these are my favorites, thanks for sharing
Thank you dear @jlufer!