The Panther Grouper has a white body with black polka-dots as a juvenile. As they mature, the body becomes brown/grey with black spots. Panther Groupers are predators that will eat smaller fish and crustaceans, so caution should be taken when... Read more >
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Magenta Slender Anthias are a small species, reaching about 3 inches at full size. They are very colorful, with a lavender-pink body and an orange dorsal area. The tail is bordered in dark violet or yellow.As with most Anthias, these are most... Read more >
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Male Bartlett's Anthias have violet bodies with yellow along their back. The tail is forked and yellow with voilet edges. Females tend to be more lightly lavender colored with yellow in their tail fin. Mainly planktivorous, anthias constantly... Read more >
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The beautiful Bicolor Anthias has an orange sheen on the top half of their body and a light pink coloration on their abdomen. The V-shaped tail and dorssal fin have purple edges. They feed primarily on plankton, so a well-established refugium... Read more >
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The Dispar Anthias, also known as the Redfin Anthias, has an orange body and a pink head. The female is peach colored with a pale cheek and chin. Males have bright red dorsal fins. Anthias constantly hunt for planktivorous prey throughout the... Read more >
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The Tiger Queen Anthias is also referred to as Lori's Anthias. Light pink coloration is accented by bright red stripes from mid dorsal to the tail. Mainly planktivorous, anthias constantly hunt for small prey throughout the day. Anthias are... Read more >
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The Painted Anthias is a beautiful fish that is not often seen in the aquarium market. The females of this species are pink in the lower half and yellow in the dorsal half. The males are pink or orange with a violet bar below the rear dorsal fin... Read more >
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The Female Pink Square Anthias is light orange with yellow fins and a pair of faint pink stripes that run from the cheek through the belly. Anthias constantly hunt for planktivorous prey throughout the day. They are very active yet cautious, and... Read more >
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The Redbar, or Tricolor Anthias can be various shades of orange and pink. The male has a red slash on its flank and a reddish tail, where the female has more muted color. Mainly planktivorous, anthias constantly hunt for planktonic prey... Read more >
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Sea goldie
(Pseudanthias squamipinnis)
The Male Lyretail Anthias has an orange-red body with yellow scales on the sides elongated rays in the dorsal fin, a forked tail, and long pelvic fins. The males are generally darker, and have large red spots on the pectoral fins, and a purple eye... Read more >
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The Male Purple Queen Anthias has a bright purple body, yellow on the lower jaw, and a dark red blotch on the dorsal fin. Females are bright purple with orange or yellow along the back and extending into the tail. The lower edge of the tail is... Read more >
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The Sunburst Anthias have stocky, round bodies. They have a pinkish-purple body with yellow-orange tipped scales. The dorsal region is typically more yellow, and the belly is more purple. Yellow stripes radiate from the eye. Females tend to have... Read more >
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The Yellow-edged Lyretail, or Cherry Grouper, has a juvenile color phase that is orange on the top, and white on the bottom half with a broad black-purple stripe from the eye to the rear of the dorsal fin. They also have small blue dots covering... Read more >
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