The purpose of this study is aimed to understand the reproductive behavior, larval culture under artificial environment of Sapphire devil, Chrysiptera cyanea and other relevant materials. Besides, we hope the result of the study can reduce the trade of wild fish in the ornamental fish market in the future. These adhesive demersal eggs are crystalloid to lemon yellow, and were about 1.188±0.032 mm in length and 0.596±0.012 mm in width, and the newly hatched larvae were about 2.80 mm. According to the results, the time interval for the embryo to hatch is in inverse ratio to water temperature. The better hatching rate form 20 psu (97.5%) significantly (P<0.05). The results showed that the late stage of embryonic embryos perform a tendency of more tolerant to the changes of salinity than the early stage of embryonic embryos.