Lyretail Anthias Female

Description

Scientific Name Pseudanthias squamipinnis
Reef Compatible Yes
Care Level Intermediate
Disposition Semi-aggressive
Min. Tank Size 70 gallons
Mature Size 6 inches
Diet Planktivore
Range Fiji, Tonga, Red Sea, Indo-Pacific

The Lyretail Anthias Female is so majestic, we almost couldn’t believe our eyes when we saw it for the first time! This stunning fish hails from the tropical reefs of the Indo-Pacific and is a must-have for any aquarist looking to add a unique splash of color and glamour to their aquarium.

The Lyretail Anthias Female is a stunningly beautiful fish, characterized by its vibrant pink and orange body with blue shimmers along its pectoral, dorsal, and tail fins. This fish can grow up to six inches in length, making them the perfect centerpiece for any medium sized tank. The Lyretail Anthias Female stands out among other aquarium inhabitants with its unique and eye-catching pattern and its bold presence that’s sure to be the center of attention.

The Lyretail Anthias Female requires very specific conditions to thrive, so it’s important for aquarists to properly research their needs before adding them to their tanks. This species prefers open water and plenty of hiding spaces amongst rocks and corals. In addition, the Lyretail Anthias Female requires a larger tank with plenty of oxygenation, careful temperature and pH regulation, and regular water changes.

These fish are not known for being particularly aggressive, but are known to be especially social with their own species. Therefore, it’s important for aquarists to keep a minimum of six Lyretail Anthias Females in order for them to be happy and healthy. Additionally, these fish should be fed a variety of foods including small crustaceans, prepared foods, and frozen or live food.

All in all, the Lyretail Anthias Female is an ideal addition to any aquarium setting looking to add some sparkle and glamour. With their stunning colors, social nature, and easy to manage requirements, the Lyretail Anthias Female is sure to be an asset to any fish tank.