Tomato Clownfish's Early Christmas Romance Date

From inside Rego Park Mall’s Petco in Queens’s Rego Park section between Junction Blvd & 97th Avenue right by Long Island Expressway since Saturday, 11/18/2023 37 days before Super Megaforce Christmas on Monday, 12/25/2023🎄💚🤍❤️💜🌟⚡🤘⛄☃️❄️🌨️🐟🦌🎀🤶🎅. While 2 Tomato Clownfishes are enjoying their underwater romance at their saltwater aquarium tank inside Petco at Rego Park Mall in Queens’s Rego Park area, here are facts about Tomato Clownfish:
1) To help the Tomato Clownfish population is donate to Wildlife Conservation Society at 2300 Southern Blvd in Bronx, NY 10460.
2) Cousin of Nemo & his dad Marlin who are Ocellaris Clownfish from Disney Pixar’s Finding Nemo & Finding Dory🎬.
3) Changes from male (♂️) to female (♀️) known as male to female sex transformation (♂️➡️♀️).
4) Length = 5.5 (5 1/2) inches long.
5) Scientific Name = Amphiprion Frenatus.
6) From Western Pacific Ocean from Japan🇯🇵 to Indonesia🇮🇩.
7) Lifespan = 6 to 8 years old.
8) Likes to be in 30 gallons of saltwater in saltwater aquariums when the temperature of saltwater is 79 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit (🌡️).
9) Symbiosis in other words symbiotic relationship with the cousin of sea anemone known as the Bubble Tip Anemone both in the wild & in captivity in saltwater aquariums.
10) Nicknames = Red Tomato Clownfish, Fire Clownfish, Blackback Anemonefish, & Bridled Anemonefish.
11) Omnivore for eating dried algae, mysis 🦐, & brine 🦐 as its meat or vegetable food preparations for this clownfish.
12) This clownfish by hobbyists uses quarantine tanks because it is resourceful for this clownfish to get rid of saltwater borne diseases before introducing this type of clownfish to a main saltwater aquarium tank.
13) Just like its cousin Maroon Clownfish, this member of the clownfish family is territorial & aggressive because it is surveyed when matured to be very aggressive not only to other 🐟, but towards other species of clownfishes.
14) Got its name from its bright red coloration from a shade of burnt orange to 🍅 red as adults.

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