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Characteristics and living habits of bicolor damselfish

Characteristics and living habits of bicolor damselfish
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Bicolor damselfish. The vomer and jaw bones have teeth. The lateral line is interrupted, the upper lateral line is almost close to the dorsal edge of the body, and the lower lateral line extends to the base of the tail. The front half of the body is purple and the back half is yellow. Body le

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Bicolor damselfish. The vomer and jaw bones have teeth. The lateral line is interrupted, the upper lateral line is almost close to the dorsal edge of the body, and the lower lateral line extends to the base of the tail. The front half of the body is purple and the back half is yellow. Body length 5 cm. Distribution area: Tropical waters of the western Pacific.

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