Speckled Damsel - Pomacentrus bankanensis UV Units & Bulbs

Speckled Damsel - Pomacentrus bankanensis UV Units & BulbsSpeckled Damsel (Pomacentrus bankanensis) The Speckled Damsel is a hardy and active marine damselfish from the Western Pacific, known for its attractive juvenile colouration and confident reef behaviour. Young fish can show burnt orange to brown tones with fine blue striping and a dark eyespot near the rear of the dorsal fin, while adults usually become darker and more subdued with age. This is a tough, adaptable aquarium fish, but like many damsels

A wide particle size range to suit many feeding preferences

reduces Algae growth

making it a key product to keep on hand for routine fish health management

although the sludge drain is at the bottom of the tank and must be accessible for cleaning

green algae

Contains several bacterial strains that form a chain to reduce unwanted substances

Do other fish show signs of ulcers

Robust and efficient

It is a reef-associated species typically found from around 2–40 metres depth

Maximum recommended dosing 10l per 24 hours

clam mantles and other sessile or slow-moving invertebrates

We recommend to use Z-PhosPlus to achieve PO4 levels of around 0