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Picked up these guys today. Anyone have any tips to keep them healthy and happy?
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I agree. Their metabolism is very high!! I lost mine after almost 2 years because I cut back feeding!!
 

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They also do well in higher flow.
 
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I have high flow. I've been feeding twice a day brine and mysis. They seem to be doing fine. I have lots of pods in my tank as well. Feed eggs and blood worms twice a week as well. Live brine about every 2 weeks.
 
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I have high flow. I've been feeding twice a day brine and mysis. They seem to be doing fine. I have lots of pods in my tank as well. Feed eggs and blood worms twice a week as well. Live brine about every 2 weeks.
 

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Anthias aren't really equipped to pick pods off of the rocks, they feed in the water column. Getting another feeding would help.
 

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I find that when I get home feeding a little every 45-60 minutes works well. It may end up being the same amount of food, but spread out for more feedings works well for anthias.
 

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