What are the most peaceful species of blue damsel fish?

[Dolphins18]

3" damsels rip at my 11" lionfish, one took his horn off a few weeks ago. They are devils and I've known it for years, I figured they would be the prey in a predator tank, turns out they are the predators... in a predator tank...

 

[Sebastiancrab]

I have a yellow tail that does fine with my 2 clown fish and royal gramma. I bought a small one and put him in last.

 

[MONTANTK]

I love springeri damsels. They’re fun little fish to watch. They can get a little territorial if you have a mated pair but in my experience they won’t harm anything. I believe they’re the most laid back of the damsel family

 

[shred5]

I have azures with my Royal Grammas..
Azures are more peaceful than my chromis.

 

[mehaffydr]

hi, I want to add a species of fish to my tank that is blue but I don’t like blue green chromis I want a damsel. What species of blue damsel could I keep in my 55 gallon tank with 2 fancy clowns,1 Royal gramma, 2 cardinals and a soon to be flame angel that’s going in last. I was thinking of a azure damsel since I hear there one of the most well mannered damsel. Any other suggestions of blue damsels that are relatively available and inexpensive.

How about Blue Reef Chromis nice dark blue but not real aggressive.

 

[Rednamalas]

I would recommend a springers damsel as they don’t get too big and are super peaceful in most situations. And to everyone recommending chromis, I wouldn’t do it, especially the blue reef chromis. For one, a group of chromis is likely to kill each other until only one is left, another point is they commonly carry uronema marinum which is probably the worst parasite you can have in an aquarium, and three, the blue reefs never seem to live more than a few days for me, and I’ve seen others with this same experience. Go with a springers, and if you don’t like the look, my second choice would be an azure

 

[reefinatl]

When I do my 180g in a year or two I will have a pile of azure damsels in there. They can be ***** but with other aggressive fish it's fine. They aren't terrors, just a little dickish.

 

[ReeferLou]

I have 3 yellow tail that I started the 75g with 3 yrs ago. They do nip and chase each other occasionally and I do see "war scars" every few months on some of them but they heal in 2 days. Most times no issues though. Luckily they are the smaller fish in the tank so they are kept in check by the larger clown. they ignore the fang-tooth blenny (for good reason I suppose) and sometimes have a stare down with the royal gramma. When they do squabble it is really only with each other. If they were larger I would have concerns - so get smallest ones you can if you go that route.