Bimaculatus Anthias-PAIR

Bimaculatus Anthias-PAIRPseudanthias bimaculatus This is an amazing anthias that is collected in deepwater. This species should be housed in a large aquarium with plenty of swimming room. Acclimation is often slow; your specimen may hide for a week or more before you even catch a glimpse of it. However, in time it will usually come out of hiding, accept live and prepared foods. These fish may behave aggressively toward other zooplankton feeders. Provide clean, well

and thus not covered by our live arrival or 14 day guarantee

but usually becomes very brazen in time

The Minute wrasse

The Japanes Bullnose Shark is a highly unusual addition to your shark pond

and utterly reef safe

What to feed your Passer Angel (Holacanthus passer)

(Chiloscyllium plagiosum)

They are not nearly as aggressive as many other large angels

you better grab these whenever they come in

it will spend more time in the open

They cannot be kept with aggressive fish

Two black stripes bordered in yellow reach from the white stripe to the dorsal fin