Coral Damselfish – Neopomacentrus nemurus
The Coral Damselfish is a small, vibrant marine fish commonly found in coral reef environments. It is known for its striking blue and yellow coloration and active behavior around coral structures.
Key Features
- Species: Neopomacentrus nemurus
- Size: Up to 5 cm (2 inches)
- Color: Bright blue with yellow accents
- Habitat: Coral reefs, tropical marine waters
- Behavior: Active, territorial, often found near coral
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Neopomacentrus nemurus |
| Size | Up to 5 cm |
| Color | Blue with yellow markings |
| Habitat | Coral reefs, tropical marine environments |
| Behavior | Active and territorial |
FAQ
What is the typical size of a Coral Damselfish?
The typical size of a Coral Damselfish is up to 5 cm (2 inches).
Where does the Coral Damselfish naturally live?
It naturally lives in coral reef environments in tropical marine waters.
Is the Coral Damselfish suitable for a home aquarium?
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Matt Gray –
The Coral Damselfish arrived healthy and active. It quickly settled into the tank and started exploring the coral structures. Very colorful and lively. Great addition to a reef tank.
Owen Henderson –
It’s a beautiful fish with bright blue and yellow colors. Stays near the coral and seems to be adjusting well. A bit territorial, but manageable in a well-established tank.
Hannah Baker –
I’ve had this fish for two months now. It’s vibrant, active, and keeps the coral area interesting. Easy to care for once the tank is stable.