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Rare Oblique Lined Dottyback Fish – Pseudochromis Purpurescens

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $72.26.Current price is: $35.56.

Rare dottyback fish suitable for beginner reef tanks, 5 inches mature, semi-aggressive

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Pseudochromis Purpurescens

Rare Oblique Lined Dottyback is a striking marine fish known for its vibrant coloration and unique pattern. This species is reef compatible and suitable for beginner aquarists.

Care Level: Beginner
Disposition: Semi-aggressive
Min. Tank Size: 30 gallons
Mature Size: 5 inches

Feature Detail
Reef Compatible Yes
Size (Mature) 5 inches
Minimum Tank Size 30 gallons
Aggression Level Semi-aggressive

FAQ

Is the dottyback safe to keep with other reef fish?

It is generally compatible with reef environments, but due to its semi-aggressive nature, it may pose a threat to smaller or more delicate fish. Monitor tank inhabitants closely.

What is the expected lifespan of this species?

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Can this fish be kept in a community tank with other fish?

It is best suited for tanks with similarly sized, hardy fish that can tolerate semi-aggressive behavior. Avoid keeping with very small or slow-moving species.

3 reviews for Rare Oblique Lined Dottyback Fish – Pseudochromis Purpurescens

  1. Adrian Russell –

    The dottyback arrived healthy and looks vibrant in my 30-gallon tank. It’s active and adds a nice visual element. I’ve noticed it doesn’t eat much, so I feed it twice a day with high-quality marine flakes and frozen brine shrimp.

  2. Grace Abraham –

    Great coloration and active behavior. It’s not overly aggressive, but I do keep it away from small shrimp. Works well in a reef setup with other hardy fish.

  3. Christopher Metcalfe –

    It’s a beautiful fish, but I had to adjust my tank layout to avoid it chasing smaller fish. Feeding is straightforward and it seems to adapt well to the environment.

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