Show us your anthias
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adamwheel
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They're currently in QT and I haven't gotten pics yet but:
Carberryi Anthias are show stoppers. The Live Aquaria picture doesn't come close to doing them justice. I have read that they lose some coloration over time. I'd like to see pictures of carberryis that have been in aquariums for an extended period of time.
I've also kept lyretails and resplendents. The resplendent survival rate was very low for me while the lyretails did great.
Good luck,
Adam
Carberryi Anthias are show stoppers. The Live Aquaria picture doesn't come close to doing them justice. I have read that they lose some coloration over time. I'd like to see pictures of carberryis that have been in aquariums for an extended period of time.
I've also kept lyretails and resplendents. The resplendent survival rate was very low for me while the lyretails did great.
Good luck,
Adam
Top picture has resplendents at the top, a Bartlett a bit lower down and a bimac female and male at the bottom. Second picture is my bimac 'super' male.
Bimacs are my favorite, though they need a big tank. Bartletts probably the easiest, though a bit aggressive. Resplendent are hard to keep in a mixed reef below about 2" in size as they just don't compete well for food.
Joke
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I would love to see them and i'm sure others would too.:spin3:
Joke
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Nice fish
Top picture has resplendents at the top, a Bartlett a bit lower down and a bimac female and male at the bottom. Second picture is my bimac 'super' male.
Bimacs are my favorite, though they need a big tank. Bartletts probably the easiest, though a bit aggressive. Resplendent are hard to keep in a mixed reef below about 2" in size as they just don't compete well for food.
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