Talbot Damsel

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When placing your order, we consider these factors when calculating the Estimated Delivery Date:

◦ Order Processing: The amount of time it takes for us to prepare your order for shipping. This typically takes 3 days however, some orders may ship within as few as 4 hrs and some may take up to 5 days.

◦ Transit Time: The amount of time it takes your order to leave our distribution center and arrive at the local delivery carrier.

• Great Starter Fish: Due to it’s hardiness, this Damselfish is not only tough but beautiful compared to the usual “Starter Fish” in new hobbyists or new tanks. 
• Appearance: The Talbot's damsel is known for its striking coloration, with a canary yellow head and fins that transition into a bright pinkish-purple or bluish body.
• Size: As a smaller marine fish, it typically grows to about 2 to 3 inches long.
• Origin: The species is native to the warm coral reefs and lagoons of the Indo-Pacific region.
• Temperament: While considered relatively hardy and semi-aggressive, it can become territorial as it matures. It is often recommended for beginner aquarists, but it is important to provide ample rockwork for hiding and to monitor its interactions with smaller or similarly-sized tank mates.
• Aquarium care: This omnivorous species is generally considered "reef-safe," meaning it will not harm corals or invertebrates. It accepts a varied diet of marine pellets, flakes, and frozen foods.

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