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Harlequin Bass
The Harlequin Bass is a stocky little Caribbean sea bass named for its bold black-and-white-and-yellow mottled 'tiger' pattern (eight vertical dark bars over a pale body). It's an exceptionally hardy ambush predator that eats virtually any meaty frozen food from day one and leaves corals and other sessileFixed in one spot rather than moving around, the way corals and clams are. invertebrates alone, but its large mouth and predatory instincts mean it will happily eat small ornamental shrimp, tiny gobies, and other diminutive tankmates — stock it with fish its own size or bigger. FishBase records a rare wild maximum of around 29 cm, but the size actually seen in aquaria is consistently much smaller, around 10 cm. Keep only one per tank unless you have a confirmed bonded pairTwo fish that have paired off and settled together, tolerating each other for life., since it's aggressive toward its own kind.
Care & compatibility guidance only — confirm this fish’s needs and temperament with your supplier before you buy. Disclaimer
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