My (almost) anthias tank

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OK ignore the aips- I am slowly winning the battle, honest.

I like a busy tank and I am so pleased with the way this is progressing. Currently I have Pseuanthias ignitus, resplendant, sqammapinis, parvirostris and evansi.



All I need now is for my Majestics to bond and I'll be a very happy reefer.
 
The evansi are especially nice. :)
I am especially pleased with them they have turned out to be probably the most challenging anthias to keep well fed in there. They seem to only take the smallest food so I need to get a lot down their gullets to maintain their weight.
 
Agree...they need lots of small food but are worth it imo. They also score bonus points for not being too aggressive amongst themselves or with other species.

By the way, Your tank is an amazing size....you could fit a lot more in!
 

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