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Pseudochromis, also known as Dottybacks, are brightly colored, and reach a size of three inches. They are very hardy aquarium specimens that adjust well to captivity. Pseudochromis feed on plankton, small crustaceans, worms and will accept most prepared foods. The aquarium should include a well-sealed lid, and plenty of rockwork and hiding places. Only one species should be maintained in an aquarium.
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Bicolor Pseudochromis The Bicolor Pseudochromis, also called the Bicolor Dottyback or Royal Dottyback, is two bold colors; the anterior portion is purple and the posterior portion is bright yellow. A... [Read more] |
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Blue Flavivertex Pseudochromis The Blue Flavivertex Pseudochromis, also known as the Sunrise Pseudochromis or Sunrise Dottyback, is primarily blue with yellow highlights at the fins and eyes. A very curious... [Read more] |
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Fridmani Pseudochromis The Fridmani Pseudochromis, also known as the Fridman's Dottyback, or Fridman's Pseudochromis is an excellent addition to most reef tanks. This gorgeous red/lavender colored fish... [Read more] |
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Neon Pseudochromis The Neon Pseudochromis, has yellows and reds on the body with blue stripes that run along the top and in the fins. A 30 gallon or larger aquarium with hiding places should be provided.... [Read more] |
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Purple Pseudochromis The color of the Purple Pseudochromis, also known as the Magenta Dottyback or Purple Dottyback, is best described as magenta. A 30 gallon or larger aquarium should be provided.... [Read more] |
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Purple Stripe Pseudochromis The Purple Stripe Pseudochromis, also known as Diadem Dottyback or Diadem Pseudochromis, is primarily yellow with a purple stripe running the length of the body along the dorsal... [Read more] |
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Springeri Pseudochromis The Springeri Pseudochromis, also known as the Springer's Dottyback, or Springer's Pseudochromis, is primarily dark blue with three vertical face bands of light blue and deep blue... [Read more] |
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Striped Pseudochromis The Striped Pseudochromis, also known as the Sankey's Dottyback, is a beautiful black and white striped fish. The dorsal fin and edges of the caudal fin are transparent. Once a... [Read more] |
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