Flashing Scallop ClownFish featuring a vibrant yellow anterior

featuring a vibrant yellow anterior half transitioning into a deep blue posterior half

Despite its delicate appearance

caution should be exercised when introducing them to anemones or other potentially aggressive tankmates

The Barnacle Blenny

as it may pick at small invertebrates

Flashing Scallop ClownFish featuring a vibrant yellow anteriorLima sp. Reef Safe The Flashing Scallop has a bright red or white mantle with vividly colored tentacles. The shell of the scallop is covered in fine, gritty bumps. It builds a nest of small substrates and fragments of coral in which it hides. When threatened, it claps its valves together to propel itself through the water. It is non photosynthetic. These inverts are for saltwater aquariums only. Due to variations within species, your item may not look