Clownfish coloring pages

Peeking out from a big sea anemone, a happy clownfish with huge eyes and a wide smile says hello. The soft, finger-like tentacles sit on a rounded rock with a few little holes, and there is no other background. The thick outlines and roomy shapes suit little ones aged 2 to 5. Color the fish bright orange with white stripes edged in black, and make the anemone pink or purple.

Nestled among the wavy tentacles of a sea anemone, a smiling clownfish swims on a sunny reef. Three little fish and a trail of bubbles float above, seaweed sways on the right, and branching coral and a round brain coral sit on the rocks below. Clear lines and medium shapes suit kids aged about 5 to 10. Try an orange clownfish with white bands, a purple anemone and a blue sea.

Fins spread wide, a realistic clownfish hovers inside a thick, flowing sea anemone. Branching corals, a brain coral, tube sponges and a bed of tiny star-shaped polyps cover the reef, while a small school of fish swims through rising bubbles above. Fine lines suit older kids, teens and adults. Use bright orange for the fish with crisp white bands and thin black edges, and add soft greens, pinks and purples to the reef.

Surrounded by a packed coral reef, a clownfish glides through a dense anemone dotted with round-tipped tentacles. A sea turtle with a patterned shell, a seahorse, a starfish, a striped angelfish, tube sponges, brain coral and a small school of fish fill every corner. Made for teens and adults who like detailed, relaxing work with fine pens. Try orange and white for the clownfish, then turquoise, coral pink and violet for the reef.