Fish ID please

[Rich123]

I received this Damsel when I picked up some live rock. I do not know what type it is. It is very dark blue (almost black looking) with bright blue spots on it. These are the best pics I could get of him, he does not seem to stop swimming and swims very fast.

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[fish4lyfe]

I don't know but its beautiful!
+1 i wan't to know what it is too

 

[flashyleopard]

They call these by many common names, but I am pretty certain it will mature intoa rather dull and aggressive fish. liveaquaria.com will likely have the 411 and a picture for comparison of this fish, as the name, other than ''jeweled damsel'', is escaping me.

 

[ande]

I second flashyleopard's opinion. It appears to be a microspathodon chrysurus. If so, it gets about 6-8" and becomes mean and brown.

 

[Rich123]

Thats it. Thanks for the info.

 

[Chibils]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13258273#post13258273 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by flashyleopard
They call these by many common names, but I am pretty certain it will mature intoa rather dull and aggressive fish. liveaquaria.com will likely have the 411 and a picture for comparison of this fish, as the name, other than ''jeweled damsel'', is escaping me.

+1. Jewel damsel. Mean and ugly as adults.

 

[kodyboy]

yep pretty juveniles, big mean and ugly adults, same goes for the Neoglyphidodon species along with the Microspathodon species.