ORA Clownfish

The bright cherry red color of the Tomato Clownfish makes it an appealing fish for any marine aquarium. In nature they range throughout the South China Sea, the Philippines, as far north as Japan and west through Indonesia. A large clownfish species, the...

One (1) Small Premium Gladiator Clownfish Our work with this fish began nearly 10 years ago. After the distinct Gladiator characteristics spontaneously appeared within our own production, we started refining body shape, color and pattern to create the...

The ORA® Captive-Bred Naked with Dots Ocellaris Clownfish displays a modicum of modesty with charming cheek spots where the head bar would normally be located. These attractive captive-bred clownfish not only add uncommon visual interest to your...

One (1) Small Extreme Misbar Ocellaris Clownfish The Extreme Misbar Ocellaris has even less white than the typical Misbar making this fish quite rare.   Sometimes only having a head bar or a tail dot, some of the patterns on these...

This unique clownfish grows only a partial center stripe, which is saddle shaped, hence the name Saddleback Clownfish. There is a black color variant of this species that has a full center band, making it similar in appearance to the A...

What happens when you cross an ORA Ocellaris with an ORA Lightning Maroon? A visually stunning NEW variety of clownfish you won’t find ANYWHERE ELSE!  The ORA LuxLightning Maroon boasts all of the stunning features of its unique parentage and...

The Two-Band Clownfish is a member of the Clarkii complex. They are mustard yellow to rusty orange in color with 2 white bars located on the head and mid-body. There is no band on the base of the large lyre tail. They grow to a maximum size of around 4...

The ORA® Captive-Bred Percula Clownfish, also known as the True Percula, or Clown Anemonefish, are normally found in association with anemones on the reefs of Oceania, the Indo-Pacific, and the Great Barrier Reef. It can be found individually, or...

PAIR (2) of Small Gladiator Clownfish Originally discovered and named by legendary breeder Bill Addison, our fish follow his genetic blueprints. Elegantly smooth lines curve over a bright orange body to form a remarkable designer clownfish...

ORA Picassos are a highly sought after variant of the Percula Clownfish.  The Picasso variant occurs naturally in the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea however they are exceptionally rare. ORA’s strain of Picassos originated in 2004...

The next evolution of the Lightning Maroon family showcases the brilliant brush of white across the entire body, leaving just the fins and face with brilliant orange. Rather than turning gold as they age like other maroon varieties, these fish will...

ORA Snow Storms are Amphiprion ocellaris that inherited copies of both the Storm and Snowflake pattern genes. The fish are distinct from other white varieties of clownfish in that each fin is primarily black and their facial...

The Orange Skunk Clownfish is one of several species in the Skunk Complex. The Orange Skunk has a mid-dorsal white stripe, and no other head or body stripes. It is easily distinguished from the Pink Skunk Clownfish (A.perideraion) that has...

The Cinnamon Clownfish that ORA sells is also referred to as the Coral Sea Clownfish and originates in New Caledonia. They have a black saddle on a red body, yellow or orange dorsal, ventral and caudal fins and a blue head stripe. In juveniles the head...

The unique Extreme Misbar Black Ocellaris has a lot less white than a Misbar Black. Some only have cheek dots and a saddle, others just a headbar or a chinstrap. These are some awesome one-of-a-kind clowns. They are by far the most difficult to...

One (1) Medium Naked Cinnamon Clownfish The Naked Cinnamon is a stripeless variant of the Cinnamon clownfish that originates from the Coral Sea. Like the Fire Clownfish, Naked Cinnamon juveniles have thin white lines on their heads. As...

As the intergeneric hybrid between a Maroon Clown and Ocellaris Clown, this amazing variety of clownfish displays the best features from each parent species. Our Misbar specimens exhibit the same bright red coloration and beautiful finnage as our regular...

The smooth swirling stripes on the ORA Black Gladiator create a distinctly enchanting clownfish variety that looks particularly striking with the midnight black coloration. Each fish may have unique stripes that connect like pathways, isolated white...

This fish is defined by the decorative black margins along its fins and its contrasting pearlescent white body. Vibrant orange fills in the gaps around its face and within the fins, creating a look similar to an ORA Frostbite, but without any of the dots...

These beautiful Black Ocellaris typically have an incomplete center or tail stripe, and occasionally they may have an incomplete head bar. Their unique patterns make them highly identifiable and desirable. Misbars are not the result of...

One (1) Small Gold Dot Maroon Clownfish The Gold Dot Maroon is a variation of the incredible Gold Stripe Maroon clownfish. Every Gold Dot Maroon is a one-of-a-kind fish, as no two individuals look the same. As juveniles, these fish will display a...

Underwater elegance in vibrant yellow. This delightful pygmy angelfish transitions from a brightly colored juvenile with a striking blue circle on its flanks to a radiant solid yellow adult with dramatic blue accents around its eyes and fins. We consider...

The Platinum Percula is a magnificent white variation of the Percula Clownfish. ORA developed the Platinum Percula through years of selectively breeding our famous Picasso Clownfish. These striking fish do not exhibit any of the original...

The ORA Naked Clownfish, aka the No-Stripe False Percula, is a variation of A. ocellaris that simply has no stripes at all. Over the years of breeding so many clownfish, we’ve discovered that occasionally a truly unique mutation...

As the intergeneric hybrid between a Maroon Clown and Ocellaris Clown, this amazing variety of clownfish displays the best features from each parent species. Our Misbar specimens exhibit the same bright red coloration and beautiful finnage as our regular...

One (1) Large Naked Cinnamon Clownfish The Naked Cinnamon is a stripeless variant of the Cinnamon clownfish that originates from the Coral Sea. Like the Fire Clownfish, Naked Cinnamon juveniles have thin white lines on their heads. As...

The Caramel Ocellaris is a luscious color variant of the Black Ocellaris. The majority of our Caramels turn all the way black as they reach maturity but some don’t. Caramels aren’t exactly brown – they look more like regular...

The ORA Picasso Percula is the premier benchmark for pattern, beauty and quality. In addition to their wildly surreal stripe designs, this particular variety features dramatic black coloration in between the patterns, contrasting spectacularly with their...

By mixing the unbelievable beauty of an ORA Picasso Percula with the stunning elegance of an ORA Storm Ocellaris, we have created a jaw dropping specimen with a remarkable mixture of the best qualities from each parent fish. Bold, contrasting colors and...

PAIR - This stunning clownfish captures all of the drama and beauty aquarists are looking for in their home aquarium. With a highly variable pattern of white swirls and large spots, you can be assured your premium clownfish will have a distinctive...

The Midnight Clownfish is a Black Ocellaris clownfish with no stripes. This gorgeous natural mutation was discovered in ORA’s grow-out systems and was selectively bred over the past several years.  These fish are quite rare, only a...

Pair (2) Wyoming White Clownfish The Wyoming White is a snowy white variety of Amphiprion ocellaris.  They are the result of breeding two Gladiator clownfish together.  Wyoming Whites are similar in appearance to...

This breathtaking member of the ORA Storm family displays minimal features for a big impact. Like an inverted domino, our beautiful clownfish are predominantly solid white with a unique spattering of varying sized dots. These fish pair easily with other...

Simply put, these fish are adorable! Normal in every way except their charmingly stout bodies, you’ll find these petite versions of the popular Ocellaris are a wonderful addition to your aquatic family. ORA Stubbies can display a diverse range of...

One (1) Medium Naked Cinnamon Clownfish The Naked Cinnamon is a stripeless variant of the Cinnamon clownfish that originates from the Coral Sea. Like the Fire Clownfish, Naked Cinnamon juveniles have thin white lines on their heads. As...

The Fire Clownfish is a member of the Tomato Complex. Although juveniles have white lines on their heads, the adults completely lack a head bar. As they mature these fish will develop a dark saddle on each side of the body. Fire Clownfish are bold fish...

The Black Saddleback is not just a black version of the regular brown Saddleback (A. polymnus) that we sell, rather, it is a completely different morph. The true Black Saddleback differs from the normal brown variant by having a complete middle...

The Two-Band Clownfish is a member of the Clarkii complex. They are mustard yellow to rusty orange in color with 2 white bars located on the head and mid-body. There is no band on the base of the large lyre tail. They grow to a maximum size of around 4...

The offspring of Midnight Clownfish range from completely stripeless to uniquely patterned Extreme Misbars. Occasionally we find Midnight Clownfish with dots, with the help of our good friend Julian Sprung we have named these fish Dominos...

This incredibly rare clownfish was impossible to see outside of its natural habitat until just very recently. Found exclusively in the isolated reefs around Oman, there have only been a handful of wild collected specimens ever exported. These captive...