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Rolland’s Damselfish

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The Rolland's Damselfish is often referred to by The Black Cap Damselfish, and are found in the South Pacific. They're beautiful fish with colors of black, white, and yellow and are quite friendly for a damselfish. They can provide color and excitement to any saltwater aquarium and reef fish tank. A 30 gallon tank or more with lots of rocks and decorations is the ideal choice. Since it is able to tolerate water conditions that aren't ideal it is a very popular fish with novice hobbyists. A small number of young Black Cap Damsels can add drama and color to many marine aquariums. It is important to keep this species alongside other semi-aggressive fish as they could become territorial once they get older. In larger reef aquariums it is not usually an issue when there are plenty of hiding spots offered. Rolland's Damselfish feeds on a wide variety of meaty food items, including brine shrimp or frozen mysis in preparations for herbivores, as well as flaked food items. Approximate Purchase Size: 3/4" to 1-1/4"    
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General information regarding Rollands Damselfish The Rolland's Damselfish comes from the South Pacific. It is a stunning fish that is colored in yellow, black, and white. They are surprisingly gentle for a Damselfish. They will bring color and energy to any saltwater and reef tank. A medium to large size aquarium with lots of rockwork is ideal. Since it is tolerant of low water conditions it is a very popular fish for beginners to the hobby. A small number of young Black Cap Damsels can add color and drama to the majority of marine aquariums. Keep this species in the company of other fish that are semi-aggressive, since they could become territorial once they get older. In larger aquariums with reefs, it is not usually an issue when enough hiding spots are offered.  
size
Large, Medium, Small
Units
1
Weight
6 lbs

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