Actually I can see only black tips, but don't see the lines. Maybe a bit later someone will come across a plausible photo similar to this one as the one of Chr. amboinensis or the 2d sp. Perhaps juveniles indeed? Who knows...
Hi Alyona
It looks like the fish bottom left of the pic has black lines and tips, not sure if the other two are not showing the lines because of the way the picture is taken and the background!
What do you think?
Lorraine, I also thought about Chr. amboinensis - maybe this is it, but
that species seems to have black margin lines on the tail while this fish has just black tail tips, the same goes for Chromis scotochiloptera - black lines, and it has quite scarce yellow colour...Maybe just juveniles or just another species? It's hard to say. Let's search for more :))
Not sure about the Golden damsel as these fish have black margins on the tail fin and also the other fins look white we did think they could be either Chromis amboinensis, or Chromis scotochiloptera although may not be right area.
What do you think?
Maybe an Amblyglyphidodon aureus - Golden damselfish, though it doesn't match exactly...
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Posted by @fishx6Thank you, we will have a think! We have swapped the unidentified section around so the new fish and critters are now on page one!
Posted by AlyinaActually I can see only black tips, but don't see the lines. Maybe a bit later someone will come across a plausible photo similar to this one as the one of Chr. amboinensis or the 2d sp. Perhaps juveniles indeed? Who knows...
Posted by @fishx6Hi Alyona It looks like the fish bottom left of the pic has black lines and tips, not sure if the other two are not showing the lines because of the way the picture is taken and the background! What do you think?
Posted by AlyonaLorraine, I also thought about Chr. amboinensis - maybe this is it, but that species seems to have black margin lines on the tail while this fish has just black tail tips, the same goes for Chromis scotochiloptera - black lines, and it has quite scarce yellow colour...Maybe just juveniles or just another species? It's hard to say. Let's search for more :))
Posted by @fishx6Not sure about the Golden damsel as these fish have black margins on the tail fin and also the other fins look white we did think they could be either Chromis amboinensis, or Chromis scotochiloptera although may not be right area. What do you think?
Posted by AlyonaMaybe an Amblyglyphidodon aureus - Golden damselfish, though it doesn't match exactly...