Fiji Blue Devil Damselfish
Also known as the South Seas Devil Damselfish or Village Belle, this fish features a blue body with a yellow belly. It is known to be aggressive and should not be kept with other individuals of the same species or passive fish.
Best suited for aquariums of 30 gallons or larger, it thrives in environments with larger, more active fish.
Feeds on a variety of meaty foods, herbivore preparations, and flaked foods.
Size
| Approximate Purchase Size | 1″ to 3″ |
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FAQ
What kind of tank size is recommended for keeping Fiji Blue Devil Damselfish?
A tank of 30 gallons or larger is recommended to provide adequate space and reduce stress for this aggressive species.
Can Fiji Blue Devil Damselfish be kept with other fish?
No, it should not be kept with other individuals of its own species or passive fish due to its aggressive nature.
What does the Fiji Blue Devil Damselfish eat?
It feeds on meaty items, herbivore preparations, and flaked foods.
Justin North –
The fish arrived healthy and vibrant. After setting up a 40-gallon tank with larger fish, it has been active and not aggressive toward them. Feeds well on meaty foods and looks great in the tank.
Liam Scott –
We kept it with a group of larger fish and it hasn’t caused any issues. The blue and yellow coloration is striking. Only recommend for experienced aquarists with proper tank size.
Dominic Sutherland –
It’s a bold-looking fish and we were cautious about tank mates. It seems to be active and eats regularly, but it’s not suitable for smaller tanks or mixed species setups.