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Dascyllus trimaculatus
$50.00
A Tongan domino damsel with golden-yellow fins on a black and white body.
In stock and eating
From our species guide
In plain words: The domino damsel is a black fish with white spots. A young one has three spots. There is one on each side and one on its head. That is why it looks like a domino! As it grows, the black turns gray and the spots get small.
This domino damsel comes from Tonga, where dominos carry yellow on the belly fins, giving them a golden look that sets them apart from plain black dominos. Like all dominos it is tough, easy to feed and reef safe, but it grows to about 5 inches and becomes very territorial. Give it a large tank and robust tankmates, and add it last.
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