What kinds of fins does a clown fish have?

Clownfish have several types of fins, including two pectoral fins located on either side of their body, which aid in maneuverability and stability. They also possess a dorsal fin on the top of their body, typically divided into two parts: the spiny dorsal fin and the soft dorsal fin. Additionally, clownfish have an anal fin located on the underside, as well as a caudal fin (tail fin) that helps propel them through the water. These fins work together to allow for agile swimming and navigation in their coral reef habitats.