Yellow Eye Anthias

Yellow Eye AnthiasPseudanthias lunulatus Yellow Eye Anthias requires hiding places where it can rest and avoid intense reef lighting. Anthias species are all hermaphroditic. This means that if a dominant male dies, the largest female will often morph into a male and take its place in the hierarchy. These fish are completely reef safe and should not bother any corals, clams, or invertebrates. They are best kept singly unless you have a larger tank of 100 gallons or

primarily crabs

And for 3 or more

Unless your tank is quite large (180 min)

It has venomous spines

Flaming Prawn Goby (Discordipinna griessingeri)

Naso lituratus   The Naso Tang is light gray with a yellow stripe on both the dorsal and anal fin

Gray (Black) Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus)

making it both difficult to acquire and a prized fish in the hobby

but can become aggressive

The Blue Angelfish is very similar to the Queen Angelfish in both appearence and attitude

and flatworms

and pink cauliflower coral