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This Blue-Green Chromis data sheet gives you basic information about the common names, scientific names and water parameters required by this species. In addition, you can find Blue-Green Chromis information such as diet, determining sex, breeding, distribution and compatibility.
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Scientific Name: Chromis viridis

 

Alt Scientific Name: Pomacentrus viridis

 

Common Name: Blue-Green Chromis

 

Alt Common Name: Blue-Green Damsel, Blue-Green Danselfish

 

Group: Damselfish (Damsels/Clownfish)

 

Family: Pomacentridae

 

Distribution: Indo-Pacific

 

Adult Size: 3 inches (7.6cm)

 

Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons

 

Temperament: Generally peaceful.

 

Care Difficulty: 1/10

   
Very Easy
Moderate
Very Difficult

 

Reef Safety Score : 3/3

   
Not Safe
High Risk
Low Risk
Reef Safe

 

Temperature Range: 75°F - 82°F

     
74
76
78
80
82
84

 

pH Range: 8 - 8.4

     
7.8
8.0
8.2
8.4
8.6
8.8

 

Salinity Range (specific gravity): 1.02 - 1.026

     
1.016
1.020
1.024
1.028
1.032
1.036

 

Diet Information: The diet should be varied and consist of meaty items, herbivore flakes, and frozen preparations. Using vitamin-enriched foods may help to preserve the bright color.

 

Additional Information : The Blue Green Chromis, sometimes called the Blue-Green Reeffish, or Blue Green Reef Chromis, is found in schools throughout the Indo-Pacific reefs and in the Red Sea. It is a very hardy fish found in a variety of tanks. It is commonly kept long term, in small schools, and used by beginners to learn the hobby. It may also be included in larger schools in show tanks. It is also one of the fish often selected as a tank-cycling fish. It is a peaceful fish, and adds a dramatic effect to the tank. The Blue Green Chromis will live from 8-15 years in an aquarium in water of good quality.

 

Tank Mate Compatibility : Does well with virtually any non predatory fish.

 

Breeding Information: Breeding is possible. To encourage breeding, keep a ratio of one male to 4 females.

 

Determining Sex: No known way to determine visually.

 

Primary Area in Tank: All over

 

 

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