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Ray Ortiz - 2005-01-30
This fish is territorial but not too agressive. The one I have, likes to hide behind live rock, and will only comeout if my other fish come close to his territory. I will keep him for now.

RICH - 2005-01-19
This site helped me alot especially when I was starting my saltwater tank

Andersen - 2004-09-23
I really dont like this fish, yes true, he was territorial and aggressive, especially he loved to attack other fish smaller than him, and every time I adding new small fish. What i can called this fish is SELFISH!

mel - 2004-04-11
I have one of these little guys, alone in a 10 gallon, I like him alot. Hes got a great curious personality and is extremely easy to care for, and pretty to boot.

Rick - 2004-03-08
Yes, I have noticed the change colors too. It scared me actually. I just set my tank up 2 days ago and yesterday I put in these guys. This morning when I woke up I rushed to do a head count to make sure they were all okay when I saw one fish in the corner, he was a blackish purple and I thought he was sick. After testing my salinity, he moved from the corner to the middle of the tank and he was back to being blue again. They are very nice looking fish!

monkey - 2004-03-07
wow! these fish are really great.

anonumos - 2004-02-21
These fish mostly swim at the top of the aquarium

Shawn Adams - 2004-01-04
Sexing devilfish is easy. The males have a yellow tail - not as pronounced as a yellow-tail damsel, it is a gradual change that begins about halfway down the tail. Both male and female have a black dot on the dorsal fin, which is an easy way to verify that you are getting a male devil and not a yellow-tail.

Lindsay - 2003-09-05
I had intended my blue damsel just as a starter fish , but as time progressed I became fond of the little starter fish. I do not have a large tank , so adding another fish is not an option. I am not sure whether to keep the damsel or the get another fish. Any advise would be helpful.

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