Dr. Paddy Ryan, USA
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(Gill, 1862)
This species inhabits rocky inshore reefs exposed to wave action and currents to depths of 3m - 15m, and is most frequently observed near large boulders in the shallow subtidal zone.
Bumphead damselfish is a highly aggressive, so only to keep in a fish-aquarium, but better left in the wild.
Synonym:
Pomacentrus bairdii Gill, 1862
This species inhabits rocky inshore reefs exposed to wave action and currents to depths of 3m - 15m, and is most frequently observed near large boulders in the shallow subtidal zone.
Bumphead damselfish is a highly aggressive, so only to keep in a fish-aquarium, but better left in the wild.
Synonym:
Pomacentrus bairdii Gill, 1862
