LOL... thats the exact site I was looking at.

you could go for a sharknose also. They have a gold stripe instead of a Blue one

For information's sake, the clown is undoubtedly a black Saddleback clownfish, Amphiprion polymnus. As juveniles, individuals of the black strain tend to have yellow on their faces and/or fins. There are also variants of A. ocellaris and A. percula with significant amount of black pigmentation but in my experience they are much less common, particularly in Canada.

http://home.ripway.com/2003-10/32128...ONPOLYMNUS.jpg

http://www.millenniumdivers.mcnet.pl...lymnus%201.jpg

http://www.edge-of-reef.com/pomacent...polymnus-5.jpg

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showth...hreadid=305127

mine seems to resemble the black variant and the one in the last picture. he's got the mouth marking and very little on his fins. he's starting to get a little more active finally too. :)

Here is an easy way does his middle fin slope at the top. If so it is a saddleback if not and it is strait up and down it is a percual or ocellaris.

it kind of looks like it slopes, but it also looks like he only has the one big fin at the top. i cant seem to see a smaller one. :confused:

Definatly a saddleback clownfish

thanks :) he's a cutie. trying to get my inlaw to lend me her digi cam so I can get a close pic