Blue eye Athias.!!

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Hey guys im about to buy a blue eye anthia. i love them.
i have a 95g tank.

i've seen when people keep them, they have a big group of them. (4 females 1 male)
its possible to have just a pair?
 
awesome. im going with two females (there is no males in my LFS).. eventually one will become a male right?

Yes the dominate one of the pair will turn male
 
If by bue eye anthias you are referring to P. squammipinnis, then I would recommend a trio rather than a pr. Squammis are on the aggressive side for anthias. Having a third individual diffuses interspecies aggression.
 
If by bue eye anthias you are referring to P. squammipinnis, then I would recommend a trio rather than a pr. Squammis are on the aggressive side for anthias. Having a third individual diffuses interspecies aggression.
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this is the one im talking about.. si better a trio.. or just one?
 
How about feeding? I've read that they need frequent daily feeding. I'd love to have some too, but worry about that.
 
Anthias benefit from multiple feedings for sure, but I have found that feeding every hr when I get home from work seems to be fine. It ends up being 3 or 4 feedings.
 
How about feeding? I've read that they need frequent daily feeding. I'd love to have some too, but worry about that.

i was thinking about that!! mine are eating mysis,, brine shrimp.. even flakes.!

im going to use TJ method. cuz during the day im not home! and i want them to be fat and healthy!
 

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