Yellow Tail Damsel - Chrysiptera parasemaYellow Tail Damsel Chrysiptera parasema The Yellow Tail Damsel is a small, vibrant marine fish with an electric blue body and a bright yellow tail, making it one of the most eye catching yet manageable damselfish for reef aquaria. In the wild it inhabits coral rich sheltered lagoons and inshore reefs, often living in small groups among branching corals. In captivity it is generally hardier and less aggressive than many damsels, but it can still become

especially aggressive LPS or fast-growing soft corals

Best kept singly or as a bonded pair

Frag 15-25mm

especially tangs

while adults develop a barred or spotted pattern and become far more secretive

Yellow-tail Blue Damsel

Bristletooth Tomini Tang

this species spends much of its time grazing algae and reef-surface growths

Bicolour Angelfish appreciate mature aquascapes with natural grazing surfaces and multiple secure hiding areas

It is usually solitary in the wild

Intermediate marine fishkeepers

requiring stable