How does a clown fish catch its prey?

Clownfish primarily feed on small zooplankton and algae found in their reef habitats. They use their agility and quick movements to dart after prey, often using their sharp eyesight to spot small organisms among the corals. Additionally, clownfish may also scavenge leftover food from anemones where they reside, benefiting from the protection these anemones offer while hunting for food. Their symbiotic relationship with anemones helps them thrive in their environment.