Lantern Basslet - Caribbean Size:2.25 - 3.25" The females lack the blue

The females lack the blue throat and yellow caudal fin

the Formosa wrasse readily accepts a varied diet of frozen mysis shrimp

Feeding is simple—they eagerly accept a variety of carnivorous foods including fresh or frozen mysis shrimp

Option to assign locations to logged readings

Rhinomuraena species look similar to other eel except for being more slender and having a very unique face

Lantern Basslet - Caribbean Size:2.25 - 3.25" The females lack the blueSerranus baldwini The Lantern Basslet is a small, vibrant reef fish prized for its striking coloration and interesting behavior. Adults have a pale body marked with dark orange to black oblong blotches and a series of black spots along the lower flank. This species often hovers beneath reef overhangs or within caves, adding a dynamic and visually engaging presence to the aquarium. Lantern Basslets typically grow to about 4. 5 inches (11. 5 cm), making