Black-axil chromis

Chromis atripectoralis

PezMarinodamselfish

Small schooling fish with blue-green body and a black spot at the axil of pectoral fins. Ideal for reef aquarium.

Estado IUCN
LC
Preocupación menor
Bioma
Récifs coralliens de l'océan Indien et Pacifique tropical.

Descripción

Chromis atripectoralis is a small fish of the Pomacentridae family. It has an elongated body of iridescent blue-green color, with a characteristic black spot at the axil of each pectoral fin. The fins are translucent. It is a schooling fish that lives in groups in the wild. In the aquarium, it is peaceful and active, swimming in open water. It feeds on zooplankton and accepts fine foods. It is sensitive to water quality.

Hábitat

Región :

Coral reefs, lagoons and rocky slopes

Distribución :

Parámetros recomendados

Temperatura2428 °C
pH8.18.4
GH812 °dGH
KH812 °dKH
NO₃
≤ 15 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 0.05 mg/L

Cuidado

Dificultad
2/5
Dieta
Omnívoro
Tanque mín.
200 L
Grupo mín.
6
Tamaño adulto
8 cm
Esperanza de vida
5 años
Temperamento
Pacífico
Propagación

Notas de cuidado

Tank of at least 200 liters for a school of 6 or more. Very stable water, efficient filtration. Fine food (zooplankton, brine shrimp, crushed flakes). Provide open swimming space. Avoid aggressive fish.

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