Damsel
Green Chromis
Chromis viridis
A shimmering blue-green schooling damsel and one of the cheapest, hardiest ways to add motion to a reef — a peaceful open-water planktivore that ignores corals and inverts entirely. It is best kept as a shoal of six or more, though keepers should know that captive groups often thin out to a dominant pair over time. Add plenty of numbers and open swimming space and expect some natural attrition rather than reading it as a compatibility problem.
Best in a shoal of 6+.
Something look wrong? Report an errorTankmates
How Green Chromis gets on with the rest of the reef, checked pair by pair by the same engine as the live pre-flight.
Best kept apart
A real clash — aggression, predation or a same-genus fight.
Keep an eye on these
Usually fine, but worth watching in a smaller tank.
Good tankmates
No conflicts — a few popular ones to start with.
