Zebra Cardinalfish
Nectamia zebrinus
7.4 cm1-10 m
The Zebra Cardinalfish (Nectamia zebrinus) is a tropical marine species associated with reef environments, inhabiting depths ranging from 1 to 10 meters. This species can reach a maximum length of 7.4 cm. It is characterized by mouthbrooding behavior and forms distinct pairs during courtship and spawning periods. Geographically, the Zebra Cardinalfish is found in the 🌊 Western Indian Ocean, specifically limited to the 🌊 Red Sea and the 🌊 Gulf of Aden.

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Conservation Status
Least Concern
The species is doing well and widespread. Not currently at risk of extinction.
LC
Least ConcernExtinct
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Last Update: November 25, 2025



