Pink Skunk Anemonefish

Imagine drifting along a vibrant coral reef when a flash of orange catches your eye. Look closer, and you'll find the Pink Skunk Anemonefish, a delightful resident of anemones! These charming fish, also known as the False Skunk-striped Anemonefish, are a favourite sight for divers and snorkellers in the Indo-Pacific region. Their bright coloration and symbiotic relationship with anemones make them a highlight of any reef dive. Typically reaching around 7cm, but sometimes growing up to 10cm, they inhabit depths from a mere meter to around 38 meters, so keep your eyes peeled at any depth! These anemonefish are most commonly spotted in the Great Barrier Reef, South Pacific, and even as far north as Japan and Korea. Divers often find them nestled amongst the tentacles of their host anemone, seemingly unfazed by the stinging cells. Watching them dart in and out of the anemone for protection and food is a captivating sight. The Pink Skunk Anemonefish adds a splash of colour and a dose of charm to the underwater world, making every encounter a memorable one.