Beau Gregory Damselfish
The Beau Gregory Damselfish is an overly aggressive fish, so usually only one should be kept per tank. An aquarium of 50 gallons or larger will provide a suitable environment. They are the king of the tank, big or small, they will dominate your tank. Although very aggressive they are considered reef safe. The Beau Gregory Damselfish is a very popular fish at all our dive sites! They feed on a variety of meaty items, herbivore preparations, and flaked foods.
Specifications
| Feature | Aggressiveness: High |
|---|---|
| Minimum Tank Size | 50 gallons |
| Feeding | Meaty items, herbivore preparations, flaked foods |
| Reef Safety | Yes |
FAQ
Can I keep more than one Beau Gregory Damselfish in the same tank?
No, due to their aggressive nature, it is recommended to keep only one per tank.
Is the Beau Gregory Damselfish safe for a reef aquarium?
Yes, it is considered reef safe despite its aggressive behavior.
What type of food should I feed my Beau Gregory Damselfish?
They feed on meaty items, herbivore preparations, and flaked foods.
Diana Sharp –
I kept one Beau Gregory Damselfish in my 60-gallon tank. It quickly became the dominant fish, which was both surprising and exciting. It doesn’t harm corals and stays active throughout the day. Feeding it meaty foods works well. Just make sure the tank is large enough and no other fish are introduced.
Caroline Blake –
The fish is very active and territorial. I only have one in my tank, and it’s been peaceful since I kept it alone. It eats flaked food and meaty options. I noticed it doesn’t eat much of the herbivore food, so I adjust the diet accordingly.
Cameron Langdon –
It’s aggressive and I expected that. I kept it in a 50-gallon tank and it didn’t cause any issues with the reef. It’s not for beginners, but if you have a large tank and know what you’re doing, it can be a great centerpiece.