Pseudochromis diadema (Pseudochromis Diadema)

The elongated body is slightly laterally compressed. Pseudochromis Diadema presents a dress tinged with mauve which fades in a magnificent orange pink shade.

The pseudochromis Diadema is a fish from the Pseudochromidae family. It is commonly called clown fish tiara due to its distinctive appearance, which includes a colored body with blue and yellow spots, as well as a tiara-shaped stain on top of the head. The pseudochromis Diadema measures on average between 8 and 10 centimeters long and originating in the warm and shallow waters of the coral reefs of the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

The pseudochromis Diadema is a lonely and territorial fish, which tends to be aggressive towards other species of fish. He needs a well planted aquarium with hiding places to feel safe and avoid conflicts with other fish. The pseudochromis Diadema is a very active fish that likes to hide in corals and anemones, which makes it an excellent choice for reef aquariums.

The pseudochromis Diadema is an omnivorous fish which feeds mainly on small crustaceans and plankton in nature. In an aquarium, it can be nourished with food or pellet food, as well as frozen or lively foods such as artemias and mysis. It is important to provide a varied diet to ensure good growth and good health.

The pseudochromis Diadema is a very appreciated fish for its colorful aspect and its active personality. However, it is important to carefully choose the other species of fish that are put in aquarium with it, because it can be aggressive towards other fish. Due to its tendency to be territorial, it is preferable not to put more than one pseudochromis Diadema in a medium -sized aquarium. In general, it is a very interesting fish to observe and maintain aquarium, which can bring color and animation to your reef.

The male has very small red points in the purple part that it has ever seen.

Put a lot of plants and put a layer of small pebbles because it makes a small place to lay its eggs.