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ThanksLooks like a blue damsel
Thanks for the info will check into it!Not your typical blue-green chromis. Yours appears very similar in shape to staghorn damsels, thus I imagine its in the genus Amblyglyphidodon. Yours looks very similar to Amblyglyphidodon batunai. I do not think it is a chromis.
That is in the genus that I mentioned. Doesn't it look much more like this fish than a blue-green chromis? It is most definitely not a chromis, especially not a blue-green chromis. Those tend to have a more ovular shape. I can't help but keep repeating that what you have is NOT a chromis at all.
That is in the genus that I mentioned. Doesn't it look much more like this fish than a blue-green chromis? It is most definitely not a chromis, especially not a blue-green chromis. Those tend to have a more ovular shape. I can't help but keep repeating that what you have is NOT a chromis at all.
Thanks so much for all the info!Most important thing to note is that if you put in an actual blue-green chromis, they are unlikely to stick together and shoal in any meaningful way (although in the wild you will see Chromis shoaling among coral with other damsel species Dascyllus so never say never), they might not even get along to be honest.