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We found him!
Clownfish, or anemonefish (family Pomacentridae), are some of the most iconic fish species on tropical coral reefs, where they live symbiotically  with giant sea anemones. Currently there are 30 described clownfish species living among the tentacles of ten species of giant sea anemones throughout the warm, shallow (<50 m) waters of the West Pacific and Indian Oceans. Most of the clownfish imported into the US for home aquariums come from the Philippines or Indonesia.
Read more about the global trade of clownfish by RET TALBOT
Clownfish drawing by KAREN TALBOT
Analysis of clownfish imports by AQUARIUMTRADEDATA.ORG
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