It is a species of fish in the family Cichlidae of the order Perciformes, known for its bright orange and white stripes. They usually live in tropical and subtropical coral reef areas and coexist with sea anemones. This symbiotic relationship allows them to avoid predation by natural enemies, while sea anemones can also obtain food residues from clownfish. Plays an important role in the marine ecosystem and is a favorite among many marine life enthusiasts and divers. Small in size, adult individuals typically measure around 10 centimeters in length. The name comes from its bright colors and behavioral characteristics, giving people a clown like feeling. After females lay eggs, males are responsible for incubating the eggs until the small fish hatch