Easy and Beautiful Saltwater Fish Are the Best to Keep

The Blue-Green Chromis(Chromis viridis) is one of the				are often It does not require much set up in the
hardiest and easiest fish to take care of in a				tank, making it perfect for those who are just
salt-water aquarium. This fish is also known as Blue				starting on the hobby. If you have created a perfect
Green Damselfish or Green Puller. The color is				biotope for this fish, you may be lucky enough to
somewhat between green and blue, depending on				see them spawn. The male will prepare a nest in the
lighting conditions. However, a male will change its				sand, in which several female of the species will
color to yellow when it's in a nesting mood. It is a				share. Once fertilized, the male will guard the nest
great addition in your tank because of its peaceful				until the eggs hatch and encourage water flow by
nature and for its unique color. It's quite different to				fanning the nest. Any eggs that are not fertilized or
see this fish live compared to pictures.				showing no signs of hatching will be eaten by the
When you buy Blue-Green Chromis, it is best to buy				male.
them in odd numbers rather than one by one. For				Blue-Green Chromis will have to be fed with a variety
small gallon tanks (around 20-30) 3 would be an ideal				of food to keep its color. Mysis shrimp, frozen
number. This fish is highly dominant, and introducing				preparations, and enriched brine shrimp can do just
fish one by one would only resort to battle for				the thing. You can buy Blue-Green Chromis for as low
dominancy in the tank. Blue-Green Chromis do not				as 5 per fish. Quarantine your fish for 2-3 weeks in
take that long to bond together to form a school. It				before you put them in your tank to make sure that
does, however, have a dominant member once the				they don't have any disease that can infect other
school has been formed. Smaller, weaker members				tank inhabitants.