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Jewel Damselfish

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As young the Jewel Damselfish, also known as Jewelfish is black with shimmering blue dots. As the fish matures its body color can change from yellow or brown and may show smaller, less distinct spots. It's aggressive, which is why only one fish should be kept in each tank. A tank of 50 gallons or more will provide a suitable home. Jewel Damselfish feeds on a range of meaty items, herbivore-based preparations, and flaked food items. Approximate Purchase Size: Medium 2" to 3" Large 3" to 4"  
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Jewel Damselfish Information The Jewel Damselfish is an overly aggressive fish, and therefore only one is recommended in each tank. A tank of 50 gallons or greater is a good place to keep them. Though they can be very aggressive, they are considered to be reef safe. They eat a wide variety of meaty foods, herbivore meals, and flaked food items.
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Large, Medium, Small
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1
Weight
6 lbs

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