Springeri Damsel - Chrysiptera springeri

The Springer Damsel, Chrysiptera springeri, also reffered to as the Blue Sapphire Damselfish is a bright blue damsel is one of the more beneficial and peaceful members of the Damsel family of fish. They are also known to eat problamic flatworms. The Springer Damsel is an excelent choice for beginner to expert aquarists and they are hearty and easy to care for. We reccommend keeping them in aquariums of 25 gallons and larger.

Aquarium Husbandry Insights: Maintaining The Springer Damsel in captivity requires attention to specific environmental parameters. Monitoring water quality, temperature, and providing suitable hiding places for observation of natural behaviors contribute to the species' well-being.

Care Requirements: Caring for The Springer Damsel is a rewarding experience, as it is known for its hardiness and adaptability in an aquarium. Maintain stable water conditions, provide a well-balanced diet, and ensure ample hiding spaces to allow this species to express its natural behaviors comfortably.

Size: The springeri is a relatively small-sized reef fish. Typically, these damselfish reach a maximum size of about 2 to 3 inches (5 to 7.5 centimeters) in length. Their small size makes them well-suited for aquariums, but it's essential to consider their territorial nature and ensure adequate space for them to establish territories and exhibit natural behaviors.