Chromis Fish

The Chromis Fish belongs to the damselfish family (a group of fish generally known for being somewhat aggressive in saltwater fish tanks), the Chromis is an extremely peaceful inhabitant of saltwater fish tanks. With its iridescent, light blue-green colored body,  Chromis fish are a gorgeous fish to keep in a saltwater fish tank. They enjoy swimming the length of the tank, which makes for a shimmering addition of color and movement as they dart about, especially when you keep a school of three or more other  Chromis. The  Chromis fish is reef safe, bothering neither corals nor invertebrates, and gets along with most other fish (although  Chromis should not be kept with large, predatory fish, including eels, which could easily make a meal out of your Chromis).

The  Chromis fish is a relatively inexpensive, easy to care for, and hardy little fish.  Chromis fish are active and inquisitive, so they are generally out and about in the tank. Chromis fish are small, but these fish are fun to watch. For all these reasons, the  Chromis fish is a great choice for beginners looking to add color and flash to a saltwater fish tank.