Cross's Damsel

Neoglyphidodon crossi


(2 Reviews)

The Orange Honey Damsel, Neoglyphidodon crossi, also known as the Cross's Damsel, Red Honey Damsel, or Red Chromis is a small but aesthetically pleasing damsel. They have a red/orange colored body with an electric blue horizontal band across their body. Though they are a smaller damsel, they can be equally aggressive. The Orange Honey Damsel can be kept in small groups if in a larger tanks, but only as individuals in small tanks as to curb against territorialism. They are abundantly indiscriminate eaters and will eat almost any prepared foods. Their coloration patterns seem to dull and bland out as they mature. Overall, the Orange Honey Damsel is quite hardy and easy to care for and will thrive in a reef tank as long as they are kept with suitable partners. 

Cross's Damsel

Cross's Damsel

Neoglyphidodon crossi


(2 Reviews)

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Care Facts

Care Level: Easy
Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
Diet: Omnivore
Reef Safe: Yes
Minimum Tank Size: 30 gallons
Max Size: 4 inches
The Orange Honey Damsel, Neoglyphidodon crossi, also known as the Cross's Damsel, Red Honey Damsel, or Red Chromis is a small but aesthetically pleasing damsel. They have a red/orange colored body with an electric blue horizontal band across their body. Though they are a smaller damsel, they can be equally aggressive. The Orange Honey Damsel can be kept in small groups if in a larger tanks, but only as individuals in small tanks as to curb against territorialism. They are abundantly indiscriminate eaters and will eat almost any prepared foods. Their coloration patterns seem to dull and bland out as they mature. Overall, the Orange Honey Damsel is quite hardy and easy to care for and will thrive in a reef tank as long as they are kept with suitable partners. 

Fish looks just as pictured. Healthy. Small but holds its own against bigger established fishes.


Reviewed by: Esther Murphy on Jan. 7, 2018

I purchased 6 of these about a 7 weeks ago. All arrived healthy and eating the same day. Beautiful little fish, they do change color, not as bright as they mature. I lost one, the other five are a great addition to my reef system. They grow fast and seem to get along with everything.


Reviewed by: Darius Kings on April 3, 2016

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