Biography of Pisces Nemo

The author of Elliot Pelling, January 21, thanks to his characteristic stripes, a funny name and, of course, the instant glory that they received thanks to the film “In Search of Nemo”, the clown fish are perhaps the most popular and widely known fish in the ocean. For these reasons, clown fish, or, as they are sometimes called, “Nemo fish” have become one of the most popular species for divers who are fond of the study of the underwater world.

However, despite the famous name Nemo, many people, including amateurs of the sea fauna, looking for a Nemo fish, actually know very little about the real fish-clown, which is bred in the cartoon of the year. So that you are aware of all the events related to your beloved fish, we have collected a list of the most interesting facts about these truly charming sea creatures.

We will give here 15 interesting facts about the clown of Nemo-from its meticulous attitude to the choice of the house to the skin covered with mucus. The facts about the clown fish Nemo, although the screen image of this beautiful fish was undoubtedly cute and pretty, it was not entirely accurate. Here are 15 facts about the clown of Nemo that you might not know. They have symbiotic relationships with sea anemons of Clown fish are in symbiotic relations with the sea anemons in which they live.

Living in anemone fish-no, which are often several, help him remove the dead tentacles, attract prey and circulate water. In exchange for this, clown fish receive food and refuge from anemon. They live in the tropical waters of the clowns of Nemo mainly live in tropical waters and on coral reefs. Usually they can be found in the Red Sea, Indian and Pacific Oceans, as well as in a large barrier reef.

It is worth noting that in the Atlantic Ocean, the clown fish is not found.

The Amphiprion percula perculae fish-the image of the Nemo fish was created on its basis-it lives on coral reefs in the warm waters of Australia, Singapore, Solomon Islands and Indonesia. There are 30 species of fish-clowns currently stand out 30 separate species of fish clowns also known as amphiprions. Most of them 29 out of 30 belong to the genus of Amphiprioninae.

They can be of different colors-not only orange and white are most often a clown fish depict orange with white stripes. This is due to the image of the Nemo fish from the film of the year. However, the clown fish come in various colors, including red, burgundy, pink and yellow. They can lay down thousands of eggs at a time, depending on the type of female, a clown fish can produce thousands of eggs in one masonry.

In addition, Clown fish often lays eggs on the full moon. Fry from eggs can hatch at any time of the year. Their behavior is distinguished by territoriality despite the cute image shown in the Disney film, the clown fish are very territorial. Clound fish, including Nemo fish, actively defend a favorite place. If you get closer to them, they will try to scare potential predators, making aggressive jerks forward.

For this reason, curious divers should be left as, indeed, all other marine inhabitants alone. Unfortunately, this means that in the film “In Search of Nemo”, the friendship of Marlin with Dory, the blue surgeon, and the friendship of Nemo with the leader of the aquarium, the gilled horned zan, the germofobka Gargl with the royal gram and other friends, whom he met in his way, were cleanly fictitious - sorry!

Males of the clown fish protect fry and take care of them during the spit, the male Clown fish protects the eggs. He also cares for young fish, and the female only occasionally helps him. As a rule, most of these fry-fishermen live until adulthood. For lovers of “in search of Nemo” interested in the accuracy of the facts, it should be noted that the story that Father Nemo, Marlin was the main teacher, sounds completely realistic, although it was mentioned that the mother of Nemo and more of his brothers and sisters ate Barracuda.

They have a layer of mucus on the skin thanks to the protective layer of mucus mucus-fish, unlike other species of fish not covered with mucus, do not suffer from the deadly rocusing cells of their owner-anemon. Thus, these fish can live in a potentially deadly environment. Therefore, remember that touching the clown fish can remove this protective layer of mucus, which will make it susceptible to bites.

Therefore, remember, if you see a clown fish-look, but do not touch! They are omnivorous fish-bells, including the Nemo fish, omnivorous. This means that they eat plants, that is, algae, and the food of animal origin, including plankton and small invertebrates. In some extreme cases, clown fish even eat anemone pylon in which they live! They can live up to 10 years or more with the content of the clown fish in aquariums have less life expectancy.

As a domestic animal, a clown fish can live only three to five years. In the natural habitat-ocean-Clown fish lives up to 10 years or more. All clown fish are born by males, but they can become females!All clown fish are born and grow by males. The male fish-clown becomes a female only if the female dominant in the group dies. There is only one female in flocks of fish-clowns in a flock of fish-fisherons.

There is only one dominant female. There is also only one dominant male. If the dominant female dies, one of the dominant males changes the floor and becomes a dominant female. A new dominant male will come from the largest male in this company. They meticulously choose a house in which fish-bells live will not live in the first ANEMON. Only certain types of anemones are a suitable house for fish-clowns.

Moreover, as soon as the Clown fish finds a suitable anemone, it needs to acclimatize its stinging cells, carefully touching the wriggling tentacles of anemon. They communicate with the help of clicks of the clown of Nemo-surprisingly social fish. They communicate with each other with the help of clicking and piking sounds. The populations of some fish-bells are reduced despite the fact that the Clown fish still belongs to the category of species in the least danger, in the MSOP database, some populations of the Clound fish are reduced.

Climate change, leading to a reduction in suitable habitats, and excessive fishing can be factors that contribute to such a reduction. PADI dive centers in Russia and Belarus continue to work and are ready to be your guides in the underwater world and assistants in the organization of diving both in the country and abroad.