What is another word for damselfish?
Pronunciation: [dˈamsɛlfɪʃ] (IPA) 
Damselfish is a common name for various small, brightly colored fishes that inhabit coral reefs and shallow waters around the world. This group of fishes includes a wide variety of species belonging to the family Pomacentridae. They are sometimes called by different names depending on the location, such as "reef fish," "anemonefish," "clownfish," or "demoiselles." These fishes are often characterized by their bright colors, striking patterns, and small size. They are also known for their territorial nature, which often leads to intense competition and aggression. Regardless of their name or classification, damselfish are an important part of marine ecosystems and a popular target for underwater photographers and divers.
