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Kermadec demoiselle
Image by Samara Nicholas, published on 18/10/2012
Kermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui). Endemic. One of the most abundant reef fishes at the Kermadec Islands, but very hard to spot at first, they are so tiny!
Tags: Experiencing Marine Reserves | Magical Marine Reserves & Marine Parks | Kermadec Islands | NZ Biodiversity | NZ Inshore Fish | Demoiselles | FishID | Kermadec
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