Orange Storm Ocellaris Clownfish
Orange Storm Ocellaris Clownfish is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Orange Storm Ocellaris Clownfish is a captive-bred designer Amphiprion ocellaris with bold, irregular white storm patterning layered over a rich orange body. Each fish develops its own balance of orange, white, and black edging, so no two are exactly alike. For reef keepers who want the familiar temperament and care profile of an Ocellaris Clownfish with a more unusual look, Orange Storms are an especially appealing choice.
Because these fish are captive-bred, they are already adapted to aquarium life and prepared foods. That makes them a practical option for hobbyists looking for a clownfish with standout patterning but dependable day-to-day care requirements.
Why Aquarists Choose Orange Storm Clownfish
- Captive-bred Ocellaris clownfish already adjusted to home aquarium conditions
- Distinctive storm-style white patterning on a bright orange base
- Peaceful, reef-safe clownfish for community marine aquariums
- A strong choice for aquarists who want a designer clown without changing the familiar care needs of Amphiprion ocellaris
Pattern And Appearance
Orange Storm clownfish combine the exaggerated white barring associated with Storm-type clownfish and the classic orange coloration of Ocellaris. Some fish show broad white patches and connecting bars, while others keep more orange visible through the body. Black edging around the fins and pattern is common, adding extra contrast and making the markings stand out even more under reef lighting.
Care And Tank Fit
Like other Ocellaris clownfish, Orange Storms are best suited to stable marine aquariums with plenty of structure, open swimming space, and calm places to settle in. A 20 gallon aquarium is the minimum recommended size for a single fish or a compatible pair. They are reef safe with corals and most invertebrates, though clownfish can become territorial around their chosen corner, host, or nesting site as they mature.
These fish are usually best kept singly or as a pair. If you want to build a pair, stick with the same species rather than mixing clownfish species. New Dawn's Pairing Clownfish guide is a useful reference before introducing a second clown.
Feeding
Orange Storm Ocellaris Clownfish are listed as eating 1mm PE Pellets and should also do well on a varied omnivorous diet that includes quality pellets and appropriately sized frozen foods. Consistent feeding helps support body condition, colour, and long-term stability in community tanks.
Anemone Hosting
Like other Amphiprion ocellaris, Orange Storms may host an anemone, but they do not require one to thrive. In aquariums, some individuals quickly adopt a host while others ignore anemones completely or choose a coral or corner of the tank instead. If you want to encourage natural hosting behaviour, see New Dawn's Anemone Hosting guide and browse the current anemone selection.
Shipping And Arrival
If you are ordering livestock for delivery, review New Dawn Aquaculture's shipping information and Arrive Alive Guarantee before checkout.
Our Water Parameters
Our Water Parameters
- Temperature: 24-26 °C (75-78 °F)
- Salinity: 1.026 SG, 35 ppt
- PH: 8.1-8.4
- Ammonia: 0 ppm
- Nitrite: 0 ppb
- Nitrate: 3-15ppm
- Phosphate: 0.03-0.15 ppm
- Alkalinity: 8 dKH
- Calcium: 440 ppm
- Magnesium: 1320 ppm
Acclimation
Acclimation
Temperature Match
Place the sealed bag containing the fish or invertebrate into your tank. Allow it to float for 15-20 minutes to gradually equalize the temperature between the bag and your aquarium. This step minimizes stress caused by sudden temperature changes.
Drip Acclimation
Set up a drip acclimation system by using airline tubing. Start a slow siphon from your tank into the bag or bucket containing the fish or invertebrate, allowing water to drip slowly. Acclimate over a period of approximately 30 minutes, gradually increasing the volume of tank water to match salinity and other water parameters.
Check Salinity
Use a refractometer to measure the salinity in the bag or acclimation container. Ensure the salinity matches your tank’s salinity before transferring the fish or invertebrate. Matching salinity helps reduce stress and prevents shock when introducing new animals.
Release Fish/Invert
Gently transfer the fish or invertebrate into the tank, avoiding netting them if possible to reduce physical stress. Allow the animal to swim out on its own if transferring from a container. Discard the acclimation water, as it may contain contaminants.
How We Pack Livestock
How We Pack Livestock
At New Dawn Aquaculture, we take every step to ensure your marine life arrives alive and thriving!
Carefully Packed for a Safe Journey
- Livestock is hand-packed in sealed oxygen-filled bags with fresh saltwater.
- Insulated coolers with heat or ice packs keep conditions stable, regardless of weather.
- Built to handle up to 48 hours in transit.
Fast Delivery, Every Time
We ship FedEx Priority Overnight so your marine life arrives the next day, reducing stress and maximizing health.
Our Promise
Healthy, vibrant marine life delivered to your door, guaranteed. Shop with peace of mind—your aquarium deserves the best!
Arrive Alive Guarantee Policy
Arrive Alive Guarantee Policy
At New Dawn Aquaculture, we guarantee that your livestock arrives alive and healthy—no exceptions. Here's how it works:
What’s Covered
All shipped livestock, including corals, fish, inverts, and live foods.
How It Works
- Be present for delivery and follow our acclimation guide.
- Report any issues within 48 hours of delivery by emailing info@ndaquaculture.ca with clear photos of the unopened livestock.
Resolution Options
We’ll offer a replacement (if available), store credit, or refund based on your preference.
Limitations
- Issues caused by acclimation errors, improper handling, or poor water parameters are not covered.
- Claims submitted after 48 hours are ineligible.
Your satisfaction is our priority! Contact us anytime at info@ndaquaculture.ca or 780-860-9103.
New Dawn Aquaculture – Quality Marine Life Delivered.
Orange Storm Ocellaris Clownfish is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Foods we use in our fish systems
Farmed, Tested, Trusted
Aquacultured coral, real farm standards, and products we actually use.
New Dawn is built around aquacultured coral, captive-bred marine life, and practical reef support from a real coral farm. Alongside the livestock we grow, we also offer reef products and essentials that reflect the systems, standards, and day-to-day practices behind the farm itself.
Aquacultured Coral
Aquacultured coral is grown in aquarium conditions, which helps it arrive better adapted to life in a reef tank. That often means hardier coral, more predictable performance, and a clearer connection between how it was grown and how it can thrive in a customer’s system.
Farm-used reef products
The reef products we carry are not random add-ons. They are part of the equipment, supplies, and essentials that support our own farm systems and help keep the storefront connected to real reefkeeping practice.
Shipping and pickup
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Support from the farm
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