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What’s the rarest clownfish?

Asked: Francis Laroche, Last Updated:

Just a few years ago, Lightning Maroon Clownfish were one of the most sought after Clownfish and we're extremely rare to find within the industry. Originally from Papua New Guinea, this amazing fish is now being captive bred and it's quickly becoming one of the more popular species of Clownfish for aquarist.

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