Microspathodon chrysurus (Yellow jewelry)

Microspathodon chrysurus fish is a tropical fish from the pomacentridae family. It is also known as yellow-pole fish. This fish is about 12 cm long and has a bright yellow color with black spots on the sides. The yellow-pole fish has a flattened head and a disk shape body, with two dorsal fins and a caudal bifide fin. He has fleshy lips and sharp teeth which allow him to feed on small marine animals.

The yellow perpetrator is from the Caribbean and it is found in the shallow waters around the islands and coral reefs. It is generally lonely and it is often found perched on the reefs where it feeds on small crustaceans and molluscs. Yellow-yellow fishing fish is a very popular aquarium fish, because it is easy to maintain and appreciated for its beautiful color.

Yellow-yellow fishing is an oviparous fish, that is to say that it lays eggs that it lets develop outside of its body. Eggs are deposited on coral reefs where they are protected from predators. The yellow-poison fish larvae are born with a form of fins different from that of adults and it takes them several months to reach their adult form.

Yellow-yellow fishing fish is a very common fish in the Caribbean, but it is threatened by the loss of its habitat due to the pollution and destruction of coral reefs. Many conservation programs have been set up to protect this species, in particular by limiting the fishing of this fish and encouraging the regeneration of coral reefs.