The Black-axil Chromis is a small, vibrant fish with a striking blue body and a distinctive black patch near its pectoral fin. This species is known for forming large schools, often seen darting through coral reefs.
Habitat
Coral reefs and lagoons.
Diet
Primarily feeds on zooplankton.
How common
Common
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