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Randall’s Assessor Basslet

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This Randall's Assessor Basslet displays an all-blue color scheme with red accents on the fins when it grows. Dusky purple colors could also be displayed and complement the attractive basslet. This is a fantastic choice to use in reef tanks. To keep just one Randall's Assessor Basslet be sure to provide at minimum 30 gallons of tank space or larger for multiple and plenty of caves in the rock to hide in. Because of its aggressive nature and territorial nature, it is advised to keep just the male Blue Assessor Basslet.   Assessors are often quiet, cryptic, and shy when first introduced to the aquarium. As time passes, a newly introduced Assessor is often observed and enjoyed when aquascaping is done correctly and provides plenty of rock to create crevices and nooks that fish can delve in. Like many basslet types, Randall's assessor also has an affinity for swimming inverted as well as upside down.   As carnivores the Assessor Basslet will thrive on an omnivorous diet like freshly chopped frozen or fresh marine fish as well as squid, mysis Shrimp and vitamin-rich brine shrimp and frozen carnivore dishes. Feeding is recommended at least twice a daily.   Approximate Purchase Size 1 1/2" or 3"
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Randall's Assessor Basslet Information Randall's Assessor Basslet (Assessor randalli) features a dark blue/black body, with vivid colors on the fins. They are commonly found on marine reefs within the Philippines and some are even coming from the shores of Japan. They are timid and tranquil fish. They are territorial in their dens that are used to hide when being frightened. They are primarily a fan of shrimp, as well as other crustaceans that are found in the reef.
size
Large, Medium, Small
Units
1
Weight
6 lbs

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