P Prankster11 New member Jun 11, 2014 #1 I'm looking for a single anthias that will fit in a 135g cube. Any suggestions?
DiscusHeckel Acropora Gardener Jun 11, 2014 #5 My choice would be between a male Pseudanthias bimaculatus and a male Mirolabrichthys bartlettorum.
S Scridifer New member Jun 11, 2014 #6 AuburnTiger1 said: Sunburst anthias are pretty too Click to expand... I have two of these in a 402 x 24" x 24". Out and about all of the time and get fed twice a day on a mixture of flake and frozen. HTH Chris
AuburnTiger1 said: Sunburst anthias are pretty too Click to expand... I have two of these in a 402 x 24" x 24". Out and about all of the time and get fed twice a day on a mixture of flake and frozen. HTH Chris
DiscusHeckel Acropora Gardener Jun 11, 2014 #8 Prankster11 said: Does anybody know anything about a lyretail anthias? Click to expand... These two articles provide a lot of information on anthias including lyretail anthias (refer to Part 2): Anthias Imposters! - The Genus Pseudanthias, Part I by Henry C. Schults III Anthias Imposters! - The Genus Pseudanthias, Part II by Henry C. Schults III
Prankster11 said: Does anybody know anything about a lyretail anthias? Click to expand... These two articles provide a lot of information on anthias including lyretail anthias (refer to Part 2): Anthias Imposters! - The Genus Pseudanthias, Part I by Henry C. Schults III Anthias Imposters! - The Genus Pseudanthias, Part II by Henry C. Schults III
tom obrecht Active member Jun 12, 2014 #9 DiscusHeckel said: My choice would be between a male Pseudanthias bimaculatus and a male Mirolabrichthys bartlettorum. Click to expand... My personal favorite is Bimacs!
DiscusHeckel said: My choice would be between a male Pseudanthias bimaculatus and a male Mirolabrichthys bartlettorum. Click to expand... My personal favorite is Bimacs!
fishfreak2009 Swimming in the School Jun 12, 2014 #12 definitely fathead (sunburst). I loved my old one, definitely plan on putting another in the tank.