Chrysiptera parasema

Yellowtail damselfish ( Chrysiptera parasema )

The yellowtail damselfish ( Chrysiptera parasema ) is a species of the family of damselfish (Pomacentridae ). The fish live in the western Pacific and inhabit the coral reefs along the coasts of the Solomon Islands, the northern New Guinea, the Philippines and the Ryukyu Islands in depths of one to 16 meters. The revier forming fish keep on getting close to potential hiding places.

They are five to six inches long. The body height is 1.9 to 2.2 inches. Along the lateral line organ they have 12 to 14 scales. The number of gill Reuse extensions is 21 to 24

Fins formula: Dorsal XIII/10-12, Anal II/11-12, pectoral 14-15

Yellowtail damselfish are popular ornamental fish in the marine aquarium. They are not as aggressive as other damselfish, are not too large, have bright colors and are suitable for beginners. With good care, they spawn in the aquarium. Meanwhile, it has also managed to raise the larvae.