Harlequin Bass

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Native to south Florida and other parts of the Caribbean. Grow to 3-4", tend to stay near the bottom and near cover, and can be shy at first. Will eat small shrimp and crustaceans. Hearty eaters once they are established.
 
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Hmm, maybe. Is this your first try at saltwater?
 
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harlis aren't the same as chalk or tobbacco basses are they?
 
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Nope. All three are different fishes, although they have similar care requirements.
 
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yeah i meant like the same 'kind' i guess whatever i worded it wrong. :p :D

yeah they are all pretty easy to care for/laid back fish. good choice for a smaller reef tank
 
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BIGgourami;1613600; said:
yeah they are all pretty easy to care for/laid back fish. good choice for a smaller reef tank
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I have had good luck with all three of those fish. Harle bass are sweet looking but IMO the chalk bass is a knock out. . . in person w/ good lighting. Pictures never do those guys justice. Oh and do keep in mind if kept in reef aquaria any of those 3 will eat shrimp.

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