Genus
Common name: Damselfish
Scientific name: Chrysiptera
Chrysiptera is a genus of damselfish known for their vibrant colors and hardy nature, making them popular among reef aquarium enthusiasts. These small, active fish are generally peaceful but can become territorial. They thrive in well-established aquariums with plenty of hiding places and live rock for grazing on algae. Chrysiptera species are omnivorous, feeding on a variety of foods including small invertebrates and zooplankton. Their resilience to varying water conditions and compatibility with many reef inhabitants make them suitable for both novice and experienced aquarists.
- Common name: Yellowspot damselfishScientific name: Chrysiptera biocellata
- Common name: Blueribbon damselScientific name: Chrysiptera brownriggii
- Common name: Blueline demoiselleScientific name: Chrysiptera caeruleolineata
- Common name: Blue DevilScientific name: Chrysiptera cyanea
- Common name: Yellow-dipped damselScientific name: Chrysiptera hemicyanea
- Common name: Goldtail demoiselleScientific name: Chrysiptera parasema
- Common name: Pink demoiselleScientific name: Chrysiptera rex
- Common name: Rolland's demoiselleScientific name: Chrysiptera rollandi
- Common name: Sinclair's demoisselleScientific name: Chrysiptera sinclairi
- Common name: Springer's demoiselleScientific name: Chrysiptera springeri
- Common name: Starcki DamselScientific name: Chrysiptera starcki
- Common name: Talbot's demoiselleScientific name: Chrysiptera talboti
- Common name: Southseas DevilScientific name: Chrysiptera taupou
- Common name: Onespot demoiselleScientific name: Chrysiptera unimaculata