The BLUE-EYE
DAMSELFISH is a yellowish gray damsel with bright blue eyes and blue markings
on the dorsal and anal fins. They are found living among the branches of
living coral, feeding on coral polyps. They tend to spawn most frequently
between September and October, and again between February through May.
The male damsel creates a nest by killing a small section of coral. They
become very territorial against multiband butterflyfish, but do not become
territorial against other butterflyfish.
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