What species of clown is this?

[sonofgaladriel]

Hi guys. I'm a bit embarrassed to be asking, but I've searched online and can't find the name of this new pair of clowns I brought home last night. No white striping or bars at all.
They were simply labeled 'red clowns' at the LFS.
The smaller male is more a true orange in color. The large female (pictured) is a nice true vibrant red coloration. She's huge too, probably 3 1/2". The BTA she's in is at least 5" in diameter. Pics were taken with flash.
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[GSMguy]

ive seen them called fire or flame clowns dont know what they are really some kind of tomato?

 

[BE]

Amphiprion ephippium!!

BE

 

[JamesJR]

Yes that is an amphiprion ephipium. Nice find! There are some varieties of melanopus clowns that are similar but I doubt they would show up in the trade.