Single Anthias?

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Hello everyone! I'm looking into adding an Anthias to my aquarium, specifically a female lyretail, and was wondering if she could be housed alone. Or would it be necessary to have a group?
 
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Odd number groups is what I have been told for Anthias, if you can get a male and some females that's usually best. That said, a single doesn't seem like a problem.
 
Single lyre tail is just fine
 
Hello everyone! I'm looking into adding an Anthias to my aquarium, specifically a female lyretail, and was wondering if she could be housed alone. Or would it be necessary to have a group?
One is fine. You want 1-3-5 and so forth and best is one male and rest females. I started with one, went to 6 and now 5

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