Family: Pomacentridés

   Chrysiptera talbot

 Common Name:   Miss Talbot   

English name: Talbot's damselfish   

  Description: 

 Max Size in nature:

 Males reach 7 cm, females are smaller.  

 Characteristic

 Ovoid body squat. The head and front of the dorsal and pectoral fins are yellow-orange. The rest of the body may be pink to light ash gray . The species is characterized by the presence of a large black stain on the upper half  body , just at the base of the ridge.   

  Origin: 

From the Andaman Sea to the Great Barrier   

 Rarity 

 common 

 Ecological Description:

This damselfish lives in harems dominated by a male. It lives in the coral areas of outer reef slopes and deep lagoons.

  Maintenance:

Behavior:

Planktivore, this lady is one of the least aggressive. However, it is attached to a territory, even if spawning, and as such can be highly protective. Apart from its territory, it will ignore the other fish.

  Cohabitation

Fish can be a little aggressive, but it is tolerant of other fish.

Incompatibilities  

: Unless predatory fish, none

    Volume Minimum Bac

  100 liters is a minimum for a couple

  Type and form of tank:

  Reef

  Zoning:

All the tank  in PV or in a coral colony.  

Difficulty

None. Is a solid but not an indestructible fish!  

Tips

To put last in his plan of settlement, like all young damsels.