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Pomacentrus bankanensis 2-4 cm
Common name: Spotted damsel fish. This fish has an elongated reddish body, a white tail, and the rear of the dorsal fin has a black eyespot surrounded by a blue border. It is necessary to form a school of at least 5 individuals for a hierarchy to be established. It is advisable to avoid placing this fish with other pomacentrids.
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For your zone EUROPE la France, delivery fees are 24,90 € with carrier EXPRESS 24H Vivant - Live - Lebenden - Vivo - Levend
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Data sheet
- Delivery price Europe
- Fixed price €29 - Offered starting from €249 of living*
- Minimum order amount for live products
- 50€ excluding shipping costs. For the well-being of the animals, do not make them travel alone.
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Temperament
- Aggressive with other damselfish
- Food
- Omnivore
- Reef compatibility
- Compatible
- Recommended number
- Possible to keep it in a small group in a large 400 L tank.
- Price according to size
- XS S M L XL
- Maximum size
- 9 cm
- Delivery date
- Choose your delivery day at the "Address" step in your cart.
- Reproduction
- Impossible
- Package information for the winter period
- A hole is made in the cardboard to supply the chemical heater with oxygen.
En savoir plus
Pomacentrus bankanensis: the Bangka damselfish, active and easy to maintain
The Pomacentrus bankanensis, also known as the Bangka damselfish, is a very robust reef fish appreciated for its ease of adaptation and liveliness. Its body displays a pale yellow to golden coloration, varying in intensity depending on the specimen and lighting conditions. This small fish from the Pomacentridae family is perfectly suited for reef tanks starting from 150 liters.
The Pomacentrus bankanensis measures between 6 and 8 cm as an adult. It is particularly active, roaming the mid-level areas of the tank in search of food while remaining loyal to a well-defined territory. Widespread in the western Pacific Ocean, it frequents shallow coastal reefs and can live either alone or in small groups.
A lively but manageable behavior
The Bangka damselfish develops a moderate territorial temperament in adulthood. It can coexist with other fish if the layout is well-designed, but like all damselfish, intraspecific coexistence becomes more challenging with age.
To encourage a natural hierarchy and avoid conflicts, it is recommended to keep this fish in a group of at least 5 individuals in a tank of more than 200 liters. In a smaller aquarium, it is preferable to keep it alone or in a pair, with non-dominating species.
A structured decor to channel its energy
The Pomacentrus bankanensis feels comfortable in an aquarium rich in live rocks, caves, and nooks. This type of decor allows it to establish its own territory and take refuge if necessary. A moderate to strong water circulation enhances its active behavior and limits boredom.
Coexistence with calm or too small fish should be avoided if space is insufficient. It is better to favor a balanced population with robust and fast reef species.
A simple omnivorous diet
Like most damselfish, the Pomacentrus bankanensis is a not very demanding omnivore. It easily accepts:
- Complete marine flakes and pellets.
- Mysis, artemia, krill, and other thawed or freeze-dried prey.
- Vegetable supplements with spirulina, which support its digestion and vitality.
It is recommended to feed several times a day in small quantities to reduce competition and maintain vibrant coloration.
A hardy fish for aquarists of all levels
The Pomacentrus bankanensis is an excellent choice for beginner or experienced aquarists looking for a lively, resilient, and easy-to-feed fish. Its soft coloration and dynamic behavior bring life to any well-decorated reef aquarium.
To successfully maintain it, simply provide it with a structured decor, an adequate volume, and thoughtful coexistence. The Bangka damselfish is a reliable choice in a community reef tank.
Common name: Spotted damsel fish. This fish has an elongated reddish body, a white tail, and the rear of the dorsal fin has a black eyespot surrounded by a blue border. It is necessary to form a school of at least 5 individuals for a hierarchy to be established. It is advisable to avoid placing this fish with other pomacentrids.
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