Introduction by Stanley Brown
of  The Breeders Registry

Fishes of the genus Amphiprion and Premnas comprise a group commonly referred to as anemonefishes because of their symbiotic relationship with several genus of anemones and their bright colors and bobbing swim. This group is commonly referred to as clownfish in the aquarium trade, although most technical works refer to the two genus as anemonefishes. 
Whether you call them anemonefish or clownfish, they enjoy a universal popularity among marine aquarist.  They represent an excellent first choice for spawning and rearing efforts before the aquarist graduates to other more difficult species.

Clownfish, Basic Information

Clownfish Picture Identification

Systems for maintaining Clownfish

How to Pair-Up Clownfish

Foods and Diet for Clownfish 

Spawning Clownfish

Clownfish Eggs 

Clownfish Larvae

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