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Blue-green Chromis

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Blue-Green Chromis

The Blue-green Chromis is a hardy inexpensive fish appropriate for a beginner. It is best kept in groups of 3 or more. It’s found throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific.

Males are 3.1 in., the females smaller. These fish should be kept separate from predatory fish. The minimum tank size 13 gal. Although they are small, they are very active and need plenty of swimming room. Blue-green Chromis will eat most meaty foods and dry flakes.

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