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📅 Updated:2026-06-28
🕒 Created:2026-06-28
🆔 ID:106339
Description
The Blue-Striped Form is distinguished by a blue stripe in the same position. Its fins are smooth and rounded, and it has narrower, blue eyes. Blue-Striped Basculin is sometimes called the "thug of the lake", but it still becomes prey to stronger organisms despite its fierce reputation. It forms schools with other Basculin of the same color, and its greatest foe is its Red-Striped counterpart. It uses its jaws, which are strong enough to leave bite marks in iron sheets, to devour everything in its way. See also: