
Lepidozygus Tapeinosoma (Purple Chromis) Care Level: Easy Temperament: Semi-aggressive Reef Compatible: Yes Diet: Carnivore Max. Size: 10 cm Origin: Great Barrier Reef Lepidozygus Damselfish should be introduced to well-established aquariums with ample swimming space, as they are strong and fast swimmers. Provide plenty of rock structures for grazing and hiding. These fish may peck at small benthic crustaceans. They are generally peaceful and should be housed with other non-aggressive fish. Lepidozygus Damselfish prefer to be kept in small groups. They readily accept a variety of meaty and algae-based foods, including Spirulina. Lepidozygus are more slender compared to other Damselfish and are often seen swimming among groups of Anthias. Their coloration can change based on their behavior. The Purple Chromis, also known as the Fusilier Damselfish, can have fluctuating coloration depending on their mood or activity. Typically, they display a grey or green color with a yellow back and a light purple belly. They may also have a yellow patch at the rear of the dorsal fin. When feeding, their color shifts to a silvery-green and darkens when at rest. They can grow up to 10 cm in length. We recommend a minimum aquarium size of 200 liters or larger for this species. Due to natural variations in species and the age of the fish, your specimen may not look exactly like the image provided.

Lepidozygus Tapeinosoma (Purple Chromis)
Care Level: Easy
Temperament: Semi-aggressive
Reef Compatible: Yes
Diet: Carnivore
Max. Size: 10 cm
Origin: Great Barrier Reef
Lepidozygus Damselfish should be introduced to well-established aquariums with ample swimming space, as they are strong and fast swimmers. Provide plenty of rock structures for grazing and hiding. These fish may peck at small benthic crustaceans. They are generally peaceful and should be housed with other non-aggressive fish. Lepidozygus Damselfish prefer to be kept in small groups. They readily accept a variety of meaty and algae-based foods, including Spirulina. Lepidozygus are more slender compared to other Damselfish and are often seen swimming among groups of Anthias. Their coloration can change based on their behavior.
The Purple Chromis, also known as the Fusilier Damselfish, can have fluctuating coloration depending on their mood or activity. Typically, they display a grey or green color with a yellow back and a light purple belly. They may also have a yellow patch at the rear of the dorsal fin. When feeding, their color shifts to a silvery-green and darkens when at rest. They can grow up to 10 cm in length.
We recommend a minimum aquarium size of 200 liters or larger for this species.
Due to natural variations in species and the age of the fish, your specimen may not look exactly like the image provided.
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