It has been found in nature hosting the following 13 Clownfish species:
Clark's Clown fish Amphiprion clarkii
Tomato Clownfish A. frenatus
Three-Band Clownfish A. tricinctus
Allard's Clownfish A. allardi
Maroon Clownfish Premnas biaculeatus
Oman Anemonefish A. omanensis
Orange-fin Clownfish A. chrysopterus
Barrier Reef Clownfish A. akindynos
Two-Band Clownfish A. bicinctus
Red Saddleback Clownfish A. ephippium
Red and Black Clownfish A. melanopus
McCulloch's Clownfish A. mccullochi
Australian Clownfish A. rubrocinctus
Additionally, in captivity it has been known to also host the following clownfish:
Keep your parameters stable and nitrates less than 5-10 ppm. If you feed it, small bits of food are easier to digest for them. I feed mine a small bit of mysis every week or so. As long as your lighting is sufficient, and your parameters are stable, it should do great!