anthias

I added three female and one male Anthias yesterday to my Tank. All of my other fish are behaving normally and my water parameters are good. During capture the sales person was really rough with them (shook them out of a fake coral). My question is, could this be trauma? The pink and white is...

NOTE: These are all photos of our actual, CURRENT live stock!!!! These are not stock photos. We have over a dozen PREMIUM Bimacalatus Anthias that are absolutely stunning! Quarantined, and eating frozen. Price is $125 Each but they're part of our School of Fish Discount Group 3+ @ $106.25...

Breaking down 225gal reef tank. Livestock is up for sale first. All eat nori, mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and pellet. Fish are in great health and have been together for 4+ years. Achilles Tang 5"-6" Desjardini Sailfin Tang 5"-6" Blue Hippo Tang 5"-6" Flame Fin Tomini Tang 4"-5" Niger...

Hi everyone, I currently have a innovated marine 112ext tank. I’ve always love corals and the look of fish swimming in a reef tank. But I’m not sure if this is okay and would like people opinion on this subject. Is 35 fish okay for a 35x35 x 19 tank? Currently below are the list of fish I had...

They were talking about Plectranthias inermis, the coolest little AnthiasHawkPerchletBass ever. It's in a genus that makes it sound like an Anthias, and it's also in a family (Serranidae) that makes it more of a Sea Bass (same as the Anthias) but for all intents and purposes behavior wise, it's...

I have had a happy/healthy female Squareback Anthia for about 4 years now and it’s about 5 inches long. I love the fish but I personally think the male Squareback is one of the best looking Anthias you can get. Wondering if anyone has any ideas on how I could bring in another one or two females...

Ignitus Anthias (Pseudanthias ignitus) 2

Ignitus Anthias (Pseudanthias ignitus)

Hi, I have a female anthias in a 75g tank. Have had her a few months after quarantine. She has done really well with no major issues. A month or so back she stopped eating and would only eat frozen Mysis. Anyways, over the past few days to week, she has been swimming vertically. As soon as she...

This little guy has been with me for over a year. Just noticed this swollen eye today so it must have come on very quickly. It does not appear cloudy and no signs of distress with other tank mates. If I need to treat, I need to get it set up tonight / tomorrow as I'm away on business next week...

Hi! I have had our saltwater tank set up for 6 or so months, and have a happy little community - but yesterday and today, I've found that one of my anthias is looking really listless - 'hiding' in the lower corner of the tank, and hadn't moved from that spot for 24 hours. She seems to be...

The Pacific Sailfin Anthias is a strikingly beautiful saltwater fish admired for its vivid colors and graceful swimming behavior. Though highly attractive, this species is considered challenging to keep in aquariums and is best suited for advanced marine aquarists. They are a gem for...

This Aberrant Purple Pascalus Anthias is truly one of a kind! The Purple Pascalus Anthias is a stunning and rare deepwater anthias species. Its vibrant purple-pink coloration and graceful schooling behavior make it an eye-catching addition to large, well-maintained reef aquariums. The white...

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I purchased an Anthias from my LFS for $15 as the owner wasn’t sure of which species it was. I have spent quite a bit of time attempting to match it up for a positive ID yet I’m hoping that somebody on here would be so kind to help me out? :) The dorsal fin is a brilliant magenta which...

Regular readers in this space are used to us waxing nostalgic about all of the amazing Anthias that are available for aquarium enthusiasts. Most of us have either had or wanted Dispar or Lyretail Anthias at one time or another, and with good reason. There are very few other fish that tick all...

I just got five female Lyretail Anthias (one male earlier) and noticed that one has an eye problem. Any ideas if this might be dangerous? As in infectious? Thanks!

Pseudanthias is a genus full of the most colorful, gorgeous schooling fish ever to swim. Many of them you've seen in your Local Fish Stores or perhaps online in forums or articles. Most of you will have seen Dispar and probably Lyretail Anthias; both make excellent choices for the home aquarium...

I returned from a 4 day business trip which meant my 140g system (110g display plus 30 gallon sump) was running on autopilot including being fed from an auto feeder. The only change for the fish during that time was I was not around to add in nori or do the daily feeding of frozen food...

Hello everyone! My reef tank has 350 liters (90g). Among other fish (listed below), I have one female lyretail anthiasince 6 months ago. Recently, about a week ago, I got a pair, a male and a female, so that I would have two females and one male (to coexist as a harem). However, the older female...

This poll is to estimate the hardiness of lyretail anthias in captivity.

Hello there, In late April of 2024 I purchased 4 Dispar Anthias. They arrived in great condition, and took to acclimation very well. Knowing the challenges of keeping Anthias I readily fed them throughout the days and 4 out of the 5 put on good weight and looked very healthy. One of the 5 did...

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Borbonius Anthias comes to us from a wide range within the Indo-Pacific including Palau, South Africa and even Japan. However, its distribution range is not the reason it is lesser seen, its due to its depth range. Borbonius Anthias are rarely encountered above 300 feet (~92m), with some being...