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The Red Sea Anemonefish (or Red Sea Clownfish) is, as the name suggests, a fish native to the Red Sea. It has a background color of yellow-orange with two black-edged white bands. The males grow to about 4 in., the females to 5 1/2 in. The Red Sea Anemonefish will get along with most fish […]