All About The Harlequin Sweetlips or Spotted Sweetlips or Clown Sweetlips

I got a new one for you all! Something I hope is new to some of you. Add a new fish you've seen to your books THE HARLEQUIN SWEETLIPS! A species of grunt fish but they swim just like a clownfish??? It's wild, but they actually do it in order to avoid predators.
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[@KS-iq4qs]

and here i was looking at these for a 10 gallon. thanks for the proper info i guess i'll just stick with clownfish

[@Nexuhss]

I actually prefer the adult coloring. That high contrast is really cool. Waiting patiently for mine to become a monster. Eats like a champ. Make sure it’s eating before you buy it.

[@Smmswagfr]

Got one yesterday. Ate frozen brine only a couple hours out of the bag. Excited to see the growth🔥

[@numberkidtheprimenumberfan1979]

2:25 2:58 3' Harlequin Sweetlips

[@danthefishman6051]

I would recommend at least an 800 gallon because a 180 is only double its size, so try living in a tank the size of your bed.

[@bobbiesueleonard61]

Wow. Pretty cool little fish. Crazy coloring pattern. Never seen one. Keep the great videos coming!!

[@AquaCorals]

Very informative video. IMO, these fish should NOT be collected for the trade as the vast majority of hobbyists will never have tanks big enough to keep these beautiful animals to full adult size. Most will suffer in captivity and end up euthanized at the very least. If people stop buying them, the industry would stop collecting them. We need to let the industry know it's unethical to offer them. Thank you for educating people. I'm in hopes once people know what that cute little juv fish is going to turn into, they'll avoid buying them.

[@faded_prodigy4202]

Or hear me out just don’t get one if you don’t have a big enough tank orrrrr just or get it n take it back and get store credit when it outgrows the tank

[@brianleonard3824]

Great video.

[@brettskinner5824]

Learned of a awsome new fish THANKS! keep youtubing

[@BrockLeonard]

Brett Skinner thanks for watching Brett!!

[@solo636]

I wish you mentioned the fact they are sand sifters, my corals are covered 😅.

[@BrockLeonard]

Oh noooooo, is he making a mess?!

[@solo636]

@@BrockLeonard too much, to point I'm contemplating trying to catch him.

[@garagesp3112]

Essa toca no fundo do peito

[@numberkidtheprimenumberfan1979]

1000g

[@iluciferi5320]

20-24” average. Which still too big for most tanks…my experience tend to be real slow grower

[@coreycollins6373]

Hey Brock what or anyone that can answer... what is your recommended protien skimmer that's hang off the back or no Sump? I'm looking to get one.

[@marilyntalisic7641]

Hi Brock, can a Harlequin Sweetlips will live in a freshwater aquarium?

[@GamefreaK683]

this is a late reply but nope, strictly saltwater

[@MS-sr4hr]

My mom buy clown sweetlips just for 2 us dollars

[@i_cant_think8947]

Only reef I’d put a sweetlips in is a predatory reef tank (reef in a huge tank with predatory fish aka lionfish ect..)
Edit: or just have them in a reef tank with big fish like foxface, tangs ect..