CLOWNFISH + MORE

There are 30 species of clownfish on the planet, but the orange and white striped species that most people are familiar with, and that can be seen in this tank are called Ocellaris Clownfish. Clownfish catch prey by swimming onto the reef, attracting larger fish, and luring them back to the anemone. The anemone will sting and eat the larger fish, leaving the remains for the clownfish.Not all anemones are Clownfish friendly though. There are over 1,000 anemone species and only ten of those can coexist with clownfish. 

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African Crimson Starfish are also kown as African Red-Knobbed Starfish. As their name suggests, they are red in color, with spiny protrusions -- known as tubercles -- coming off the top side of their arms. These creatures will eat anything they can catch, including soft corals, sponges, tube worms, clams, other starfish, and various invertebrates.  Once the starfish has prey, such as clam,  in its arms, it pries the shell open and release its stomach into the shell. The stomach has very strong digestive juices that kills and liquefies the animal inside the shell. Once the mollusk is dead, the stomach sucks up the animal, brings in its stomach, and leaves the empty shell on the ocean floor. 

SHREVEPORT AQUARIUM
  1. TRIGGERFISH + MORE
  2. MORE TROPICAL FISH
  3. PORKFISH + MORE
  4. SKUNK CLOWNFISH + MORE
  5. BURRFISH + MORE
  6. LIONFISH + MORE
  7. AXOLOTL
  8. POISON DART FROGS
  9. BABY ALLIGATORS
  10. ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLES
  11. SALVINIA
  12. ALBINO COMMON SNAPPING TURTLE
  13. POND TURTLES
  14. SHORELINE TOUCHPOOLS
  15. COMMON OCTOPUS
  16. SPOTTED SPINY LOBSTERS
  17. MORAY EELS + MORE
  18. SHARK TUNNEL
  19. STINGRAYS
  20. CLEANER SHRIMP
  21. JAWFISH + MORE
  22. EQUIPMENT ROOM
  23. MOON JELLIES
  24. ANTHIAS
  25. PAJAMA CARDINALFISH
  26. CLOWNFISH + MORE
  27. SWELL SHARKS + MORE
  28. SEA NETTLES
  29. LIVE CORAL TANK