Chromis Viridis
Other names: Blue Green Damselfish, Green Chromis, Green Puller.
Chrysiptera Parasema
Yellowtail Blue Damselfish, Yellow-tailed Damsel, Blue Damsel, Yellowtail Demoiselle, Sheephead, Goldtail Damsel, Jewellfish.
Dascyllus Melanurus
Other name: Four stripe Damselfish, Blacktail humbug, Blacktailed dascyllus,
Chrysiptera Hemicyanea
Other names: Azure Damselfish, Kupang Damselfish, Yellow dipped damsel
Chrysiptera springeri
Other names: Springer's blue damsel, Springer's damselfish
Dascyllus Aruanus
Other names: White tailed damselfish, White tailed dascyllus, Three stripe damsel, Humbug dascyllus
Dascyllus trimaculatus
Other names: Domino Damselfish, Threespot Dascyllus, Threespot Demoiselle, 3-Spot Domino Damsel
Pomacentrus Auriventris
Other name: Yellow belly damsel
Chromis margaritifer
Other names : Chocolate Dip / Half & Half Puller / Whitetail Chromis / Whitetail PullerSynonym : Chromis dimidiatus margaritifer
Microspathodon chrysurus
Other names: Yellowtail Damselfish, Bluespot Damsel
Pomacentrus Caeruleus
Other names: Blue pete, Bluedevil, Yellowbellied damsel,
Chrysiptera Cyanea
Other names: Blue Damselfish, Blue Devil Damselfish, Sapphire Devil, Cornflower Sergeant-Major
Neoglyphidodon oxyodon
Other names: Bluebanded damselfish, Bluevelvet damsel, Javanese damsel
Neoglyphidodon melas
Other names: Bowtie Damselfish, Black Damselfish, Bluefin Damselfish, Yellow-back Damsel, Royal Damsel, Zulu Damsel
The damselfish, also called virgin fish, coral fish or Pomacentridae, are a family of the order of Perciformes. They prefer tropical and subtropical waters, but a few species occur in the Mediterranean, the Black Sea or in brackish water front. Damselfish are considered well preserved, making them ideal for hunting and beginners. Depending on th...
The damselfish, also called virgin fish, coral fish or Pomacentridae, are a family of the order of Perciformes. They prefer tropical and subtropical waters, but a few species occur in the Mediterranean, the Black Sea or in brackish water front. Damselfish are considered well preserved, making them ideal for hunting and beginners. Depending on the type, they are between 4 and 35cm long. They tend to form areas, a feature that should definitely be considered when setting up the aquarium.
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