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Captive Bred Blue Green Chromis for Reef Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $133.63.Current price is: $87.09.

Hardy, captive bred Blue Green Chromis with vibrant coloration and schooling behavior ideal for reef aquariums.

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Blue Green Chromis

Chromis viridis – The Blue Green Chromis is a staple reef tank fish because of their beautiful shimmering coloration and interesting schooling behavior. Wild caught Chromis are often plagued with issues like Uronema and don’t always do well in captivity. We are happy to offer true captive bred Blue Green Chromis which are hardier than their wild caught counterparts.

These captive bred Blue Green Chromis make a beautiful display of shoaling when kept in small groups in larger tanks. We recommend feeding a varied diet of frozen foods and Easy Reefs.

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Specification Detail
Species Chromis viridis
Breeding Type Captive bred
Group Size Small groups recommended
Feeding Frozen foods, Easy Reefs

FAQ

Are the Blue Green Chromis suitable for beginners?

Captive bred Blue Green Chromis are hardier than wild-caught ones and can be a good choice for beginners, especially when kept in groups and with proper feeding.

What is the ideal tank size for keeping Blue Green Chromis?

They thrive in larger tanks where they can form a natural shoal. A minimum of 50 gallons is recommended for a small group.

Can Blue Green Chromis be kept with other reef fish?

Yes, they are generally compatible with other peaceful reef fish when kept in a well-maintained tank with appropriate space and hiding places.

3 reviews for Captive Bred Blue Green Chromis for Reef Tanks

  1. Trevor Turner –

    The Blue Green Chromis are vibrant and active. After getting them from My EcoReef Solution, they formed a nice school and stayed healthy for over six months. I feed them frozen foods and Easy Reefs regularly, and they seem to enjoy it.

  2. Isaac Turner –

    These fish are much more resilient than the wild-caught ones I saw online. They’ve been in my 75-gallon tank for three months and are still active and colorful. I appreciate the captive breeding aspect.

  3. Samantha Young –

    I was worried about the fish surviving in captivity, but the captive bred ones are thriving. They swim together in a coordinated way and look stunning. Easy Reefs work well with their diet.

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