Think of them as African Cichlids on steroids…hahaha.Īs is the case with African Cichlids, sometimes the best solution to the aggression is to keep them with a tank full of other similarly aggressive species, like Blue Devil Damselfish, Domino Damselfish, etc. Chrysiptera parasema is a territorial fish that will squabble with neighbors and often finds itself on the menu of larger saltwater fish.ĭue to their territoriality, the Yellowtail Damselfish won’t be compatible with many of the other saltwater aquarium fish you might otherwise hope to keep them with. They tend to be associated with thriving, high-density coral reefs, but can also be found in lagoons and inshore reefs. The Yellowtail Damselfish is naturally found in areas of the Indian and Pacific oceans, around Japan, Australia, and the Philippines. Will likely be an extremely eager eater of anything offered at home Natural habitat Diet: Omnivorous-will eat small meaty and vegetable-based foods.
Care Level: Easy-these hardy fish are suitable for aquarium owners of all skill levels-with special consideration for their aggressiveness.Aggression Level: Aggressive – territorial, incompatible with clownfish and will harass mild-mannered fish.Minimum tank Size: 20 Gallons, larger is likely better to encourage more peaceful community behaviors and not exaggerate territoriality.Common Names: Yellowtail Blue Damsel, Goldtail Demoiselle, Yellowtail Damsel.
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