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Beaugregory

Aspect: All Damselfishes have similar outlines, but with more or less deeply pronounced "chin-pectoral" area and dorsal fin tips of various shapes.
Population: Not as abundant as other Damselfishes.
Notable feature: Difficult to distinguish it from the Longfin Damselfish, but is the only one to sometimes sport blue spots, like the young/adult Yellowtail Damselfish (q.v.).
Environment: Rocky areas, coral boulders.
Behaviour: Can be approached (except juvenile), curious, but constantly moves.
  • French designation: Beau Grégoire
  • Latin designation: Stegates leucostictus
  • Creole designation: -
  • Size (cm): 5-14