Gold Belly Damsel
Gold Belly Damsel - Small is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Saltwater Fish Information
Genus: Pomacentrus
Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
Reef Safe: Reef Safe
Please note that fish behavior and care requirements may vary slightly depending on your specific tank setup. We recommend researching each species to ensure compatibility with your aquarium.
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Description
Description
The Gold Belly Damsel is a small, brilliantly colored saltwater fish admired for its vibrant contrast of electric blue and golden-yellow hues. Native to the Indo-Pacific region—particularly around Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and the Great Barrier Reef—it brings a burst of tropical color and energy to any marine aquarium.
Reaching a maximum size of about 3 inches, this hardy species is well-suited for tanks of 30 gallons or larger. The Gold Belly Damsel is considered reef safe, making it an excellent choice for coral reef and mixed community aquariums. It typically spends its time darting among rockwork and coral formations, adding movement and vibrancy to the tank.
An omnivore, the Gold Belly Damsel thrives on a varied diet of marine flakes, pellets, and frozen foods such as mysis and brine shrimp. While generally semi-aggressive, it can be territorial toward smaller or similarly shaped fish, especially in confined spaces—providing ample hiding spots and room helps maintain harmony.
With its bright coloration, resilience, and adaptability, the Gold Belly Damsel is an ideal pick for both beginner and experienced aquarists seeking a hardy and visually striking addition to their reef.
Quick Facts
- Scientific Name: Pomacentrus auriventris
- Care Level: Beginner
- Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
- Diet: Omnivore
- Reef Compatibility: Reef Safe
- Region of Origin: Indo-Pacific
- Maximum Adult Size: 3"
- Recommended Tank Size: 30 gallons