Yellowspot Puller

Chromis kennensis

The Yellowspot Puller is part of the pomacentridae family and inhabits reef environments in the southwestern Pacific. Its range extends from the Coral Sea, covering areas such as Ken Reef, Middleton Reef, and Elizabeth Reef, to Lord Howe Island, as well as eastern Australia near Sydney, New Caledonia's Ouvea Island, and Tonga's Tongatapu. This species is typically found in association with reefs, contributing to the diversity of these marine ecosystems. Divers might encounter this fish among other reef-associated species, adding to the dynamic underwater environment. The conservation status of the Yellowspot Puller has not been assessed by the IUCN. Divers should observe this species carefully, ensuring they do not disrupt its natural habitat.