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Amphiprion latezonatus Waite 1900

blue-lip anemonefish, wideband anemonefish

Above is a juvenile Wideband Anemonefish, Amphiprion latezonatus.The white bands on its body are narrower than in adults and the tail markings are different.	The adult above, is dark brown to black with three white bars. The central one is very wide.
Family =  damselfishes - Pomacentridae	Distribution =   Endemic northern NSW to southern Qld and Lord Howe Island	Max size =  15cms