Species photo: Roger Rittmaster, CC BY 4.0, via iNaturalist
Dascyllus reticulatus
$12.00
A tough little Tongan damsel with two dark bars and a blue-green tail.
Only 3 left in our tanks
From our species guide
In plain words: The two stripe damsel is a small gray fish with two dark stripes. One stripe is near its head, and one is near its tail. Its tail is a pretty blue green. Look close and you can see a net pattern on its scales.
The two stripe damsel, or reticulated damsel, is pale gray with two dark bars, a fine net pattern on its scales and a blue-green tail. It is hardy, reef safe and easy to feed on frozen and dry foods. Juveniles are calm, but adults of about 3.5 inches claim a territory and drive off other fish, so keep it with larger, assertive tankmates or as the only fish.
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