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Three Spot Domino Damselfish

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3 Spot Domino Damselfish, also known as the Three Spot Damselfish, Threespot Dascyllus or Domino Damselfish, is so called because of its three spots of white that are visible on their black bodies. It develops into a fierce adult, whose bright spots diminish as they age, and it will enter into an alliance with Stichodactyla the species (Carpet Anemone) If one is found. A 30 gallon or greater tank is ideal. Since it is able to tolerate low water parameters, it's an extremely popular saltwater fish for beginning enthusiasts. Three-Spot Domino Damselfish is more aggressive and active with the passing of time. This makes it an ideal fish to be able to mature with bigger aggressive fish. 3 Spot Domino feeds off various meaty food items. herbivore meals, as well as flaked food items. Approximate Purchase Size: 3/4" to 1-1/2"    
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Three Spot Domino Damselfish Info The Domino Damselfish is an attractive and sturdy display fish for your aquarium particularly when they are in schools. But these adorable fish rapidly transform into monsters that pursue and harass fish that are much larger than they are. They make great partners for marine fishes who are aggressive, such as other damselfish, dottybacks, puffers, and angelfish. Give plenty of swimming and hiding areas for them. They should not be used in reef aquariums in which they are in close proximity to peaceful coral inhabitants.   Three Spot Domino Damselfish Diet Damselfish are tolerant of any kind of marine-based diet that you can offer them. Feed them a diverse diet that includes frozen mysis shrimp, fresh shrimp silversides, flake pellet, and various commercially prepared food items. Provide enriched food items to prevent them from becoming faded.  
size
Large, Medium, Small
Units
1
Weight
6 lbs

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