Captive Bred Yellow Assessor
Description: A brightly yellow colored basslet with some blue markings around the eyes. These fish like to swim upside down.
Indigenous To: Found in the warm waters of Central Pacific Ocean, the Great Barrier Reef and the areas around Indonesia and the Philippines
Behavior: Known to be peaceful and reef compatible.
| Specs | Species: Yellow Assessor Origin: Central Pacific Ocean, Great Barrier Reef, Indonesia, Philippines Behavior: Peaceful, reef compatible Swimming Pattern: Upside down |
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FAQ
Is the Yellow Assessor suitable for a reef tank?
Yes, the Yellow Assessor is known to be peaceful and compatible with reef environments.
What is the typical swimming behavior of this fish?
This fish is known to swim upside down, which is a distinctive behavior.
Where does the Yellow Assessor naturally live?
It is native to warm waters of the Central Pacific Ocean, the Great Barrier Reef, and areas around Indonesia and the Philippines.
Bernadette Poole –
The Yellow Assessor is a striking fish with bright yellow color and blue eye markings. It’s peaceful and doesn’t bother other tank inhabitants. It swims upside down occasionally, which is unusual but fascinating to watch. Easy to care for and fits well in a reef tank.
Tracey Grant –
I’ve had this fish for three months now and it’s very active. It swims upside down more than I expected, but it’s not aggressive. It’s a good addition to a mixed reef setup and stays calm around corals.
Anthony Quinn –
The captive breeding ensures it’s healthy and free from wild-caught stress. The fish is vibrant and stays in the tank without showing signs of aggression. A beautiful and calm addition to any marine aquarium.