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I went to a big aquarium about an hour away today and saw a very striking fish. The "learn about our species!" placards didn't include it and for some reason google lens is having trouble with the screen grabs of the brief video I took. I think it's some kind of chromis or damsel? Anybody care to take a guess?

And anybody know if one could get along in a 90g stocked with a clown pair, dwarf flame angel, kole tang, and foxface? It was just so pretty and BLUE!

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Thanks, guys! A quick googling and R2R search indicates that they *can* be jerks, but generally aren't as aggressive as other species of damsels. Since this would likely be the last fish added and the others are larger (with exception of the clowns, which have decided to make the corner overflow their home), do you think an Allen's damsel would be compatible in my tank? My blue headed fairy wrasse pulled an Icharus and died earlier this year, and I miss having an active splash of blue in there.
 

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