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(Richardson, 1843)
Easy to keep and very interesting. Very large for a basslet, quite different than any other basslet.
Inhabits coastal waters, often in brackish conditions. Found hidden amongst rocks or coral rubble. Reproductive activity appears to be cyclical and the species may not be a protogynous hermaphrodite. Also found in coral reefs among crevices
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Synonyms:
Congradus subducens (Richardson, 1843)
Congrogadus encryptes (Jordan & Fowler, 1902)
Congrogadus nebulatus (Bleeker, 1852)
Congrogadus reticulatus (Bleeker, 1853)
Congrogadus subulatus Fowler, 1938
Hierichthys encryptes Jordan & Fowler, 1902
Machaerium nebulatum Bleeker, 1852
Machaerium reticulatum Bleeker, 1853
Machaerium reticulum Bleeker, 1853
Machaerium subducens Richardson, 1843
Stenophus marmoratus Castelnau, 1875
Stenophus obscurus Castelnau, 1875
Easy to keep and very interesting. Very large for a basslet, quite different than any other basslet.
Inhabits coastal waters, often in brackish conditions. Found hidden amongst rocks or coral rubble. Reproductive activity appears to be cyclical and the species may not be a protogynous hermaphrodite. Also found in coral reefs among crevices
For more infos click to the link to FishBase.
Synonyms:
Congradus subducens (Richardson, 1843)
Congrogadus encryptes (Jordan & Fowler, 1902)
Congrogadus nebulatus (Bleeker, 1852)
Congrogadus reticulatus (Bleeker, 1853)
Congrogadus subulatus Fowler, 1938
Hierichthys encryptes Jordan & Fowler, 1902
Machaerium nebulatum Bleeker, 1852
Machaerium reticulatum Bleeker, 1853
Machaerium reticulum Bleeker, 1853
Machaerium subducens Richardson, 1843
Stenophus marmoratus Castelnau, 1875
Stenophus obscurus Castelnau, 1875