We have seen Amphiprion tricinctus in Radianthus magnifica about four times so far. In each case, the anemone also hosted a group of Amphiprion perideraion. In a couple of the cases, it seemed that the resident A. perideraion were trying to drive the larger A. tricinctus away. The two photos below was a small specimen of the anemone on the seaward reef slope.
This was a larger anemone on a lagoon reef.
Created 1 September 2010
Updated 11 December 2024