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Barrier Reef Chromis (Chromis nitida) – Peaceful Schooling Marine Damselfish

(3 customer reviews)

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Bright, active, and peaceful damselfish ideal for mature reef tanks with open swimming space.

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Barrier Reef Chromis (Chromis nitida)

The Barrier Reef Chromis is a bright, active and peaceful marine damselfish, admired for its shimmering silver-white body, yellowish back and clean reef-safe behaviour. Also known as the Yellowback Puller or Shining Puller, this Australian Chromis is a beautiful schooling fish for mature reef aquariums. It is generally calmer than many classic damselfish and works best when kept in a group with plenty of open swimming space, strong oxygenation and peaceful tank mates.

Common Name:
Barrier Reef Chromis. Also commonly referred to as the Yellowback Puller, Yellow-Back Puller, Yellow-Backed Puller or Shining Puller.

Scientific Name (Latin):
Chromis nitida

Specification Detail
Origin Australia
Size (adult) 3-4 cm
Group Size 6 or more
Water Temperature 24-28°C
Water pH 8.1-8.4
Compatibility Peaceful tank mates, avoids aggressive fish

FAQ

What is the ideal group size for Barrier Reef Chromis?

The ideal group size is 6 or more to ensure natural schooling behaviour and reduce stress.

Can Barrier Reef Chromis live with aggressive fish?

No, they should be kept with peaceful tank mates as they may be stressed or harassed by aggressive species.

What water parameters do they prefer?

They prefer water temperature between 24-28°C and pH levels between 8.1-8.4.

3 reviews for Barrier Reef Chromis (Chromis nitida) – Peaceful Schooling Marine Damselfish

  1. Carolyn Greene –

    Added a group of Barrier Reef Chromis to my 120-liter reef tank. They are very active and colorful, swimming in tight schools. The fish are calm and don’t bother other species. I’ve kept them for six months and they’re thriving with good water flow and a spacious layout.

  2. Jennifer Morgan –

    The fish arrived healthy and quickly settled into the tank. They are bright and lively, especially in the morning light. I keep them with clownfish and gobies, and there’s no aggression. Only need to ensure the tank has enough open space.

  3. Carolyn Payne –

    Great addition to my reef setup. The yellowish back and silver body stand out well. They swim together in a coordinated way and don’t chase or nip at other fish. Easy to care for and very peaceful.

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