The Humbug Dascyllus is a small fish known for its bold black and white stripes. A memorable fact is that it often forms symbiotic relationships with sea anemones for protection.
Habitat
Coral reefs and sheltered lagoons.
Diet
Primarily feeds on zooplankton.
How common
Common
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