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How to distinguish between adult and juvenile yellowtail damselfish? Also, is it true that adult yellowtail damselfish have blue spots on their bodies?
Raphael Chan
To distinguish, you can see from the body color, where adult yellowtail damselfish are yellowish-brown and juveniles are dark blue. In addition, differences can also be seen from the color of the tail fin of bright yellow adult fish and transparent juveniles.
That's right, yellowtail damselfish have blue spots on the head and upper body.
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Yellowtail Damselfish is a fish known for its yellow tail and blue color. This beautiful fish likes to eat plankton, algae, small crustaceans, and processed foods. Since it eats algae, it is advantageous because it will protect the coral reef wall.
On the other hand, Yellowtail Damselfish can be kept in a large aquarium by adding many hiding places. Although it likes to hide a lot, this fish can turn aggressive when its territory is disturbed.
