Assessor randalli is a small, peaceful basslet native to the western Pacific Ocean. Known for its striking blue and orange coloration, this species is a popular choice for marine aquarium enthusiasts seeking a calm and visually attractive fish.
Care Level: Easy to moderate. Assessor randalli adapts well to captive conditions but benefits from stable water parameters and a well-established aquarium.
Temperament: Peaceful and shy. Best kept in a community tank with other non-aggressive species. It may retreat into caves or crevices when stressed.
Diet: Carnivorous. Feeds on small meaty foods such as brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, and finely chopped seafood. Regular feeding with high-quality frozen or live foods is recommended.
Minimum Tank Size: 75 litres (approximately 20 gallons) to provide adequate swimming space and hiding places.
Lighting Requirements: Standard aquarium lighting is sufficient. No special lighting needed.
Water Flow: Moderate water movement mimicking natural reef environments is ideal.
Placement: Provide plenty of live rock with caves and crevices for shelter. This species appreciates a well-structured environment to feel secure.
Origin: Western Pacific Ocean.
Maximum Size: Approximately 6 cm (2.4 inches).
Assessor randalli is considered reef safe with caution, as it may occasionally nip at very small invertebrates but generally coexists well in reef setups.
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