Clown Anemone fish thrive near the reefs in the warm waters northwest of Australia. Their symbiotic bond with poisonous anemones is amazing. The Clownfish clean the anemones and in return get protection from predators. The Great Barrier Reef, home to Clownfish and other colorful reef creatures, could be 20 million years old. It's a vast expanse of coral layers, stretching 1800 miles off the Australian coast. While Clownfish are plentiful, endangered species like the Green Sea Turtle and Dugong also live in the reef. The scientific name of these Clownfish is Amphiprion percula. These cute figures sport the famous three white stripes of clownfish. They're perfect for birthday or school parties, and would be great additions to a reef project or an Australia study. These mini Clownfish figures are about an inch long, similar to the length of a paperclip.

These cute clownfish mini - figures are super versatile. You can use them to liven up your birthday or school party. Just scatter them around the party area or use them as party favors. For a reef project or an Australia study, they can be placed in a diorama to make it more realistic. When handling these figures, be gentle as they're small and can be easily dropped. To keep them looking nice, just wipe them with a soft, dry cloth every once in a while. Avoid getting them wet as it might damage the colors. Keep them in a safe place away from small children who might accidentally swallow them.