Bi-Color DamselsAs the Bi Color Damsel matures, it becomes extremely aggressive towards other fish causing problems in selection of other fish to add to the aquarium. A 30 gallon tank or larger is suitable in size for the Bi color Damsel. It feeds on zooplankton and algae and is prone to disease if proper aquarium management is not practiced. The diet should consist of a variety of meaty items, frozen preparations, and some vegetable matter.

They will attach to rocks or reefs and will remain stationary once they have found a preferred spot

eats small fish

it thrives in setups with plenty of live rock and open swimming space

As these are photosynthetic corals you should be prepared to provide moderate to high lighting

Be sure to place them a safe distance from other corals that are in your aquarium

Maximum Size: ~5 inches

even if you are a beginner hobbyist

Native to the Caribbean and Western Atlantic

just of the coast of the Florida Keys

There will not be 2 of the same ultra rock flowers

It may be best if these little guys are in a tank just for them so they do not have to compete for food

we are including - Astrea