Clownfish and Anemone Relationships

The video explores the symbiotic relationship between the ocellaris clownfish and the carpet anemone. It highlights how both species benefit from each other, with clownfish gaining protection from predators and anemones receiving nutrients and protection from the clownfish. The video also discusses the challenges of breeding marine species in captivity and the importance of sustainable practices in the aquarium trade, using clownfish as a leading example.

What is unique about the relationship between the carpet anemone and the ocellaris clownfish?

• They have a symbiotic relationship.

• They are both immune to predators.

• They share the same diet.

• They both hunt together.

How many anemone species coexist peacefully with clownfish?

• 10

• 100

• 500

• 1000

Why do clownfish dive into the anemone's tentacles?

• To hunt for food.

• To sleep.

• To escape predators.

• To find a mate.

What do clownfish primarily feed on?

• Butterfly fish

• Small fish and crustaceans

• Algae, copepods, and zooplankton

• Coral and seaweed

How do clownfish help anemones grow faster?

• By cleaning their tentacles

• By providing nutrients through waste

• By attracting more fish

• By increasing water turnover and oxygen

Why are clownfish popular in the aquarium trade?

• They can be bred in captivity.

• They are easy to catch in the wild.

• They are immune to all diseases.

• They require no special care.

What percentage of marine species in the pet trade have been bred in captivity?

• 10%

• 100%

• 50%

• 90%

What is a major issue with wild-caught saltwater fish?

• They are easier to breed.

• They live longer in captivity.

• They are more colorful.

• Their collection is poorly regulated.

How is the clownfish leading the way for a more sustainable hobby?

• By requiring less food

• By being the most colorful fish

• By being easy to catch

• By being bred in captivity

Where were the clownfish in the video filmed?

• Seattle Aquarium

• Miami Aquarium

• New York Aquarium

• San Francisco Aquarium