Are these percs or ocellaris?

[IFbettas]

I'm sure this question has been asked a bunch of times, but I haven't found any really useful information on ID'ing these fish as of yet. I know that you can count the dorsal spines to determine which species they are, but I can't get a good enough picture to count more than the first 6 or 7. I'm hoping some of you experienced clown keepers will be able to help me find out what these really are.
All I know is that they are misbarred, and I bought them as true percs.

Here is the female. I've had her for 3 years, and she has developed a dark brownish back over time. I don't know if this means anything. It's kinda hard to see in the pics cause I had to use a flash.

Here is the male. I got him only about 5 months ago because one of my original pair had died. He is still pretty small.

And a shot of the two of them together which shows the female's back better.

 

[LukFox]

They're both ocellaris. You can tell because the ring of the eye is sort of "muddy" and they have a stockier body shape than a percula. Perculas have very clean/clear orange rings in the eyes, and are sort of smoother in shape. The shape is a little hard to explain, but if you have them side by side you'd see it. The dark browning on the female is pretty typical of ocellaris, too.

 

[IFbettas]

Ok. Thanks!

 

[singold]

They are -- False Percula Ocellaris Clownfish

 

[snorvich]

They're both ocellaris. You can tell because the ring of the eye is sort of "muddy" and they have a stockier body shape than a percula. Perculas have very clean/clear orange rings in the eyes, and are sort of smoother in shape. The shape is a little hard to explain, but if you have them side by side you'd see it. The dark browning on the female is pretty typical of ocellaris, too.

Exactly.

 

[jflick345]

Oscellaris also generally have 11 dorsal spines compared to 10 on the perc. If you can get a clear picture that might be easier than trying to count as it swims around. Once in a great while apparently you can find an oscellaris with 10 but it doesn't happen often.