Tangerine Common Clown Fish (Amphiprion Ocellaris)
The Tangerine Common Clownfish, a captivating variation of Amphiprion Ocellaris, is renowned for its vibrant tangerine-orange coloration and lack of their black pigment. The lack of black colouring is due to them being hypo-melanistic which is a lack of melanin which was caused by a mutation. Some black pigment is still visible in the fins and eyes, seemingly showing that the mutation did not destroy the melanin completely.
 
Breeder Origin: This stunning morph of clownfish was first released by ProAquatix.