Chromis

Chromis
Chromis are small colorful fish that live in schools and are part of the family ladies. As the ladies, what are some of the best fish for beginners marine aquarium.

Several types are bright, active and very fun to watch. They are found in coral reefs in the world, sometimes in large schools, where they feed on algae, plankton and small invertebrates. Most Chromis grow only 2-4 inches or more.

Chromis very well in the aquarium at the house and live a long time - some species can survive up to 15 years! They are very hardy and unlike most young ladies, they can be kept in groups without hierarchy between them to death. In fact, it is best to keep Chromis in a small school of 6 or more to enable them to thrive.

Their tank should be decorated with lots of rocks and caves to hide in. Chromis are also easy to feed and accepts all types of food they should be offered a varied diet of meat dishes and vegetables both based products to keep them in top shape.

These peaceful fish pose no threat to other fish and corals and should not be kept with aggressive or predatory cohabitants.

Chromis have been successfully bred in captivity, but it is not easy. After spawning, the male is generally supported and protect the eggs. After one week, the eggs hatch and the fry should be removed from their own tank. They need clean water and a very special diet of rotifers until they are old enough to be fed baby brine shrimp.