Talbot's Damsel - Chrysiptera talbotiTalbots Damsel (Chrysiptera talboti) The Talbots Damsel is a small, colourful and relatively manageable marine damselfish, known for its soft lavender to pale purple body, bright yellow face and distinctive dark spot towards the rear of the dorsal fin. Also known as Talbots Demoiselle, this species is generally less aggressive than many classic damselfish, making it a good option for reef aquariums where a hardy, active and colourful small fish is

well-oxygenated water

It can become more confident and territorial once established

this Indo-West Pacific species is full of character and unusual movement

Best kept in a mature aquarium with plenty of hiding places and peaceful tank mates

Moorish Idols are not usually aggressive

colourful and active reef-safe wrasse from the Western Central Pacific

coral reefs

it is usually very visible and interactive

large predatory wrasses or multiple similar shrimp gobies in small aquariums

Choerodon fasciatus

making it a small to medium-sized shrimp goby suitable for many mature marine aquariums

It is usually seen singly or in pairs in the wild