Two Banded Clownfish (Amphiprion bicinctus)

Species in the Clarkii complex are well suited to aquarium life, but are a bit more aggressive then i.e.
A. ocellaris and are a bit larger than most other clownfish.
Amphiprion akindynos is orange/brown with a white band on its head, one on the body and one at the back which continues right up to the tail.
Amphiprion bicinctus can be recognized by the wide white or grey band on its head, and the single band on the body.
They usually have a yellow/orange body and tail, but can also have a brown area on the body.
Amphiprion chrysogaster is recognized by the white band by the tail which continues along the upper part of the tail.
Amphiprion chrysopterus are often dark brown on most of their body with two white/blue/orange bands. Their fins are orange/yellow and their tails are white/yellow.
Amphiprion clarkii is available in many variations but is usually brown with two wide white bands and a thin band at the caudal fin.
Amphiprion omanensis has a brownish colour with two thin white bands and a white tail.
Amphiprion tricinctus is either orange or black with 3 white bands.