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MochaVinci Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris hybrid)

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Description

The MochaVinci Clownfish is a designer variety that combines the swirled white patterns of the DaVinci Clown with rich mocha-brown tones. Hardy and peaceful, it adds modern flair to any reef tank.

Difficulty Level

Beginner Friendly

Region

MochaVinci Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris hybrid)

Core Details

Highlights

Care Level

0

/ 10

Durable, aquacultured, and easy to keep. Great for first-time saltwater hobbyists.

Environment Impact

0

/ 10

100% captive-bred. No wild harvesting or environmental disruption.

Origin
Selective breeding in aquaculture facilities, particularly in the U.S. and Indonesia. Hybrid of DaVinci and Mocha Clownfish strains.

Visual & Functional Appeal
Bold swirls of white layered over smooth mocha and orange tones. Each individual is uniquely patterned, often with Picasso-like flair. Small size and confident swimming add lively contrast to coral reefs.

Purpose
Serves as a striking focal point in nano reefs and community saltwater tanks. Pairs well with host anemones or soft corals for dynamic behavior.

Importance
A fusion of beauty and approachability. Offers designer looks with beginner-level care, appealing to reef hobbyists who value form and function.

Included Resources
Requires stable marine parameters, moderate lighting, and live rock structures. No special coral, flow, or filtration needs. Protein skimmer optional for small setups.

Best Use Cases
Showpiece for nano reef displays or modern aquascapes. Ideal in reef-safe communities, beginner saltwater tanks, or with other aquacultured clownfish.

Conservation Context
Captive-bred and sustainably produced. Supports ethical aquaculture and helps reduce pressure on wild reef ecosystems.

Ideal Aquatic Animals
• Bubble-tip anemones
• Cleaner shrimp
• Royal gramma
• Firefish
• Peaceful gobies and blennies

Region (A)
• Latitude: 40.7128° N
• Longitude: -74.0060° W
(New York, USA – home of many designer clownfish hatcheries)

Region (B)
• Latitude: -7.2504° S
• Longitude: 112.7688° E
(Surabaya, Indonesia – major export hub for captive-bred marine fish)

How Many Can I Keep?

Get smart stocking suggestions based on your tank size.

e.g. 75 gallons (280 L)

MochaVinci Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris hybrid)

Core Details

Highlights

Care Level

0

/ 10

Durable, aquacultured, and easy to keep. Great for first-time saltwater hobbyists.

Environment Impact

0

/ 10

100% captive-bred. No wild harvesting or environmental disruption.

Origin
Selective breeding in aquaculture facilities, particularly in the U.S. and Indonesia. Hybrid of DaVinci and Mocha Clownfish strains.

Visual & Functional Appeal
Bold swirls of white layered over smooth mocha and orange tones. Each individual is uniquely patterned, often with Picasso-like flair. Small size and confident swimming add lively contrast to coral reefs.

Purpose
Serves as a striking focal point in nano reefs and community saltwater tanks. Pairs well with host anemones or soft corals for dynamic behavior.

Importance
A fusion of beauty and approachability. Offers designer looks with beginner-level care, appealing to reef hobbyists who value form and function.

Included Resources
Requires stable marine parameters, moderate lighting, and live rock structures. No special coral, flow, or filtration needs. Protein skimmer optional for small setups.

Best Use Cases
Showpiece for nano reef displays or modern aquascapes. Ideal in reef-safe communities, beginner saltwater tanks, or with other aquacultured clownfish.

Conservation Context
Captive-bred and sustainably produced. Supports ethical aquaculture and helps reduce pressure on wild reef ecosystems.

Ideal Aquatic Animals
• Bubble-tip anemones
• Cleaner shrimp
• Royal gramma
• Firefish
• Peaceful gobies and blennies

Region (A)
• Latitude: 40.7128° N
• Longitude: -74.0060° W
(New York, USA – home of many designer clownfish hatcheries)

Region (B)
• Latitude: -7.2504° S
• Longitude: 112.7688° E
(Surabaya, Indonesia – major export hub for captive-bred marine fish)

How Many Can I Keep?

Get smart stocking suggestions based on your tank size.

e.g. 75 gallons (280 L)

MochaVinci Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris hybrid)

Core Details

Highlights

Care Level

0

/ 10

Durable, aquacultured, and easy to keep. Great for first-time saltwater hobbyists.

Environment Impact

0

/ 10

100% captive-bred. No wild harvesting or environmental disruption.

Origin
Selective breeding in aquaculture facilities, particularly in the U.S. and Indonesia. Hybrid of DaVinci and Mocha Clownfish strains.

Visual & Functional Appeal
Bold swirls of white layered over smooth mocha and orange tones. Each individual is uniquely patterned, often with Picasso-like flair. Small size and confident swimming add lively contrast to coral reefs.

Purpose
Serves as a striking focal point in nano reefs and community saltwater tanks. Pairs well with host anemones or soft corals for dynamic behavior.

Importance
A fusion of beauty and approachability. Offers designer looks with beginner-level care, appealing to reef hobbyists who value form and function.

Included Resources
Requires stable marine parameters, moderate lighting, and live rock structures. No special coral, flow, or filtration needs. Protein skimmer optional for small setups.

Best Use Cases
Showpiece for nano reef displays or modern aquascapes. Ideal in reef-safe communities, beginner saltwater tanks, or with other aquacultured clownfish.

Conservation Context
Captive-bred and sustainably produced. Supports ethical aquaculture and helps reduce pressure on wild reef ecosystems.

Ideal Aquatic Animals
• Bubble-tip anemones
• Cleaner shrimp
• Royal gramma
• Firefish
• Peaceful gobies and blennies

Region (A)
• Latitude: 40.7128° N
• Longitude: -74.0060° W
(New York, USA – home of many designer clownfish hatcheries)

Region (B)
• Latitude: -7.2504° S
• Longitude: 112.7688° E
(Surabaya, Indonesia – major export hub for captive-bred marine fish)

How Many Can I Keep?

Get smart stocking suggestions based on your tank size.

e.g. 75 gallons (280 L)

MochaVinci Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris hybrid)

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