General
Can be kept in groups in tanks over 750L (One male and several females)
Male:
Female:
Male:
Female:
Twinspot Anthias
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- Latin
- Pseudanthias bimaculatus
- Family
- Serranidae
- Maximum Size
- 14cm, 5.5"
- Minimum Tank Size
- 251 to 500 litres
- Care level
- Medium
- Difficult
- Reef Compatibility
- Yes
- Group compatibility
- Keep singly
- Can be kept in groups in large tanks
- Temperament
- Peaceful
- Aggressive to similar species
- Do not house with boisterous species
- Requires good water quality
- Keep only one male per tank
- Best in dimly lit aquarium
- Compatibility with hard corals
- No Issues
- Compatibility with soft corals
- No Issues
- Compatibility with Invertabrates
- No Issues
- Feeding
- Mixture of good quality flake, pellets, frozen food. Feed 3-4 times a day. Can be difficult to move away from frozen food. Once achieved use an autofeeder.
- Diet
- Carnivore
- Origin (from Fishbase)
- Indo-West Pacific: East Africa, Maldives and Indonesia.
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