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Is a damsel fish a decomposer?
No, it is not.
What is a better fish to have then a tang fish?
a yellow tail damsel fish
What is the scientific name of Golden Damsel Fish?
The scientific name of Golden Damsel Fish is Amblyglyphidodon aureus.
How many eggs do damsel fish lay?
500 fish
What eats scud?
trout and green river trout
Were does a damsel fish live?
it live in the sea
What do damsel fish do to survive?
eat algae
What is the best fish on fishville?
If you have the time, Sardines.defanitly the blue damsel
How long does a zebra damsel fish live?
5 years
Is a damsel fish a herbivore?
Many damselfish species are omnivores, but some are herbivores. They primarily feed on algae and plant material found in their natural habitats.
Which types of fish do you see snorkeling in Aruba?
you may find a damsel fish, angelfish, or pufferfish
What fish eat the Damsel fish?
Most predatory fish like stone fish or lion fish eat damselfish. These fish are great replacements for feeder fish.
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