Bimaculatus Anthias-Male

Bimaculatus Anthias-MalePseudanthias 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

will add bright color and movement to your aquarium

Healthy shrimp will molt on a regular basis

Host for Clarki or skunk clowns

The Yellow Flanked Fairy Wrasse generally gets along well with other small peaceful fishes and it should not be kept with aggressive tankmates

Suitable for a fish only tank

The only downside is their extreme rarity

mature Mystery wrasses may take a liking to smaller ornamental shrimp that are introduced after the wrasse is established in the reef aquarium

where they are rarely found

It requires a tank of at least 70 gallons

or Fowleri tangs

we will not ship one that is not eating

It has large