Mixing Chromis?

fishtaco

Active Member
Been looking at a few options for my new 15 gallon tank for fish and was wondering if I could keep a green and blue Chromis together and if they are as hardy as most other damsels?
F.T.
 

fishyfun2

Member
Hi Fishtaco!
I don't know the answer to your question, but am wondering the same thing. On another note, I see you are from Oregon too? I am in Roseburg. Where are you?
 

dankbardy31

Member
The Blue Green Reef Chromis is desirable not only for its beauty, but also for its peaceful demeanor (despite its designation as a true damselfish) and ability to be kept with almost all other community fish, invertebrates, and corals.
With this said it is supposed to be in a tank size of 30 gallons or more but...
I'm sure you could get away with a couple. Pretty hardy too bro.
Hope that helps
 

soulsigma

Member
+1 yes you can mix chroims as long as you have the correct tank size for them because they are schooling fish that should be keept in schools of 3+ and the blue chromis is some what difficult to acclimate and feed but once you get them comfy they not only survive but they thrive in lue of the fact that the adults don't ship well.
Blue Chromis, sorry I am brushing up on my photo skills

In my 75g I have 3 blue chromis, 3green chromis and 3 purple chromis.

 

fishtaco

Active Member
Thanks for the responses, Fishy Fun, I live about 15 miles northeast of Lebanon in the foothills of the Cascades in a tiny little unincoporated township called Lacomb.
 
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