Author: McFarland, Baldwin, Robertson, Rocha & Tornabene, 2020
FBname: Whitetail reeffish
Comments: Occurs on a variety of deep-reef habitats, including on rocky reef slopes, coral outcroppings,
  around sponges, boulders, and caves. Usually found around artificial substrates such as shipwrecks (e.g., the wreck Queen of Nassau in southeast Florida), tires, and derelict ropes and fishing gear. Together with <i>Chromis insolata</i>, these two are most common pomacentrids on lower-mesophotic and rariphotic reefs in the Caribbean. While in Brazil, <i>C. insolata</i> is replaced by its southern mesophotic counterpart, <i>C. jubauna</i> which often schools with <i>C. vanbebberae</i> on coastal reefs (Ref. 123501).