Pink Damselfish
The Pink Smith Damselfish has a shiny silver to white body with a pink fringe. A small group should live in a 30 gallon or larger aquarium with live rock and other hiding places to break up the territories.
The Pink Damselfish eats variety of foods including frozen brine and mysis shrimp, dried seaweed, and flake foods.
| Scientific Name: | Pomacentrus smithi |
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| Max Size: | 3″ |
| Diet: | variety of foods including frozen brine and mysis shrimp, dried seaweed, and flake foods |
| Shipping Size: | 1 to 2 inches |
FAQ
What is the ideal tank size for Pink Damselfish?
A 30 gallon or larger aquarium is recommended to accommodate a small group of Pink Damselfish, as they require hiding places and space to reduce territorial behavior.
What kind of food does the Pink Damselfish eat?
The Pink Damselfish eats a variety of foods including frozen brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, dried seaweed, and flake foods.
How big does the Pink Damselfish grow?
The maximum size of the Pink Damselfish is 3 inches.
Warren Howard –
The Pink Damselfish looks beautiful with its pink fringe and shiny silver body. It’s active and peaceful in a 40-gallon tank with live rock. Feeds well on a mix of frozen and flake foods. Great addition to a community tank.
Penelope Kerr –
Arrived quickly and the fish were healthy. They settled into the tank well after a week. I added some hiding spots and they seem to be coexisting nicely with other fish. Only needs a bit of variety in diet.
Bernadette Smith –
Very colorful and lively. The pink fringe stands out in the tank. I keep them in a group of three and they don’t fight much. Feeds easily on mysis shrimp and flakes. Easy to care for.