Twinspot Damselfish
Chrysiptera biocellata
Also known as: Deepreef Chromis, Twospot Damsel, Twospot Damselfish, Twospot Demoiselle, Whitesaddle Damselfish, White-saddled Damsel, White-saddled Damselfish
- Deepreef Chromis
- Twospot Damsel
- Twospot Damselfish
- Twospot Demoiselle
- Whitesaddle Damselfish
- White-saddled Damsel
- White-saddled Damselfish
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Overview
Juveniles have a large eye-spot on the dorsal fin base that shrinks with growth and is gone in adults. They are yellowish underneath with a dusky back, a thin bright blue stripe from the snout to a blue-ringed black spot, and no white bar on the side.
How to identify
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Habitat & where to find it
Where the juvenile stage lives, and where its photos were taken.
- Range · Indo-Pacific
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Juvenile photos 2
Discussion
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