Common name: Pseudamia

Pseudamia is a genus of cardinalfishes found in the Indo-Pacific region, often associated with coral reefs. These small, nocturnal fish are known for their peaceful nature and striking coloration, making them popular in the reef aquarium hobby. They typically inhabit sheltered lagoons and reef slopes, where they can be found hiding among corals and rubble during the day. Pseudamia species are mouthbrooders, with males incubating eggs in their mouths until they hatch.

1. Common name: White-jawed cardinalfish

   Scientific name: Pseudamia amblyuroptera
2. Common name: Tail-spot cardinalfish

   Scientific name: Pseudamia gelatinosa
3. Common name: Paddlefish cardinalfish

   Scientific name: Pseudamia zonata