Pseudanthias flavoguttatus - M\L

Описание

The Pseudanthias flavoguttatus, or red saddled anthias, is a pink to purplish marine fish with a yellowish head and a distinctive row of red saddles along its back. This species is known for its vibrant colors, peaceful nature, and compatibility with reef tanks. They are deep-water fish that prefer dim lighting and should be fed a carnivore diet of meaty foods multiple times a day. 

Appearance

  • Color: Pink to purplish body with a yellowish head. 
  • Saddles: A row of red saddles or bars with pale areas along its back, ending in a large red blotch on the upper caudal peduncle. 
  • Male features: Males have an elongated third dorsal-fin spine and a yellowish tinge to their anal fin. 
  • Size: Can grow up to 4.5 inches (about 11 cm). 

Behavior and temperament

  • Temperament: Peaceful and active, with a disinterest in corals or invertebrates. 
  • Social structure: They are schooling fish and are best kept in groups, though they can live in pairs or smaller groups. 
  • Social dynamics: They are hermaphroditic, meaning the largest female in a group may turn into a male if the existing male dies. 

Aquarium care

  • Tank size: A minimum of 70-80 gallons is recommended, ideally larger for groups. 
  • Diet: A carnivore that requires frequent feedings (several times a day) of meaty foods such as frozen brine or mysis shrimp. 
  • Lighting: Prefer low to moderate lighting as they are deep-water species. 
  • Aquascaping: Should be provided with plenty of live rock for hiding, as well as open areas for swimming. 
  • Compatibility: Reef safe and peaceful, but should not be mixed with other anthias species. 

Experience level: Considered difficult to care for and not suitable for beginners, often requiring professional experience

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      Описание

      The Pseudanthias flavoguttatus, or red saddled anthias, is a pink to purplish marine fish with a yellowish head and a distinctive row of red saddles along its back. This species is known for its vibrant colors, peaceful nature, and compatibility with reef tanks. They are deep-water fish that prefer dim lighting and should be fed a carnivore diet of meaty foods multiple times a day. 

      Appearance

      • Color: Pink to purplish body with a yellowish head. 
      • Saddles: A row of red saddles or bars with pale areas along its back, ending in a large red blotch on the upper caudal peduncle. 
      • Male features: Males have an elongated third dorsal-fin spine and a yellowish tinge to their anal fin. 
      • Size: Can grow up to 4.5 inches (about 11 cm). 

      Behavior and temperament

      • Temperament: Peaceful and active, with a disinterest in corals or invertebrates. 
      • Social structure: They are schooling fish and are best kept in groups, though they can live in pairs or smaller groups. 
      • Social dynamics: They are hermaphroditic, meaning the largest female in a group may turn into a male if the existing male dies. 

      Aquarium care

      • Tank size: A minimum of 70-80 gallons is recommended, ideally larger for groups. 
      • Diet: A carnivore that requires frequent feedings (several times a day) of meaty foods such as frozen brine or mysis shrimp. 
      • Lighting: Prefer low to moderate lighting as they are deep-water species. 
      • Aquascaping: Should be provided with plenty of live rock for hiding, as well as open areas for swimming. 
      • Compatibility: Reef safe and peaceful, but should not be mixed with other anthias species. 

      Experience level: Considered difficult to care for and not suitable for beginners, often requiring professional experience

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