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  • Lyretail Anthias - Pseudanthias squamipinnis

    Lyretail Anthias - Pseudanthias squamipinnis

    I added six juvenile Lyretail Anthias on June 29th, 2002. While initially losing one to MIA and another to death, the remaining four did well - three were aggressive eaters while one hid in the rocks and needed a special frozen slurry mix of fresh table shrimp and various frozen foods to eat properly. These fish act as dither fish, helping other fish feel safe to come out in the open tank.

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