This monograph provides information about false clownfish regarding their breeding, behavior, developmental stages, and proper care. Ultimately, readers will be able to successfully breed false clownfish by understanding their basic needs and behaviors to provide them with a comfortable and suitable environment. The monograph includes chapters on the biology and morphology of clownfish, their ecological distribution, and their symbiotic lifestyle with anemones. The preparation of food and the setup of the breeding tank are well described, with supporting illustrations for both larvae and adult clownfish. The most important chapter explains the breeding techniques for false clownfish, starting with pre-spawning stages, spawning behavior, and post-spawning behavior. The breeding of eggs, embryos, larvae, and juvenile fish is heavily illustrated and accompanied by clear guidelines for feeding, weaning, and monitoring water quality. This book is an essential resource for aquaculturists and fish enthusiasts or beginners interested in learning more about false clownfish and promoting captive breeding programs to preserve ecology and protect the environment.