noun
pl. (see fish) -·fish·, -·fish·es any of a percoid family (Pomacentridae) of small, rough-scaled, brightly colored tropical reef fishes
damselfish
dam·sel·fish damselfish
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damselfish
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pl. damselfish, or dam·sel·fish·esAny of various small tropical marine fishes of the family Pomacentridae, which are brightly colored and are often kept in home aquariums. Also called demoiselle .
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