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Bimaculatus Anthias - Male

Bimaculatus Anthias - Male

Tiger Queen Anthias

Tiger Queen Anthias
The family of Anthias are closely related to Seabasses, which include Groupers.These fish begin life as females and will change sex based on the requirement oftheir "harem". Anthias gather in huge...

Redbelted Anthias

Redbelted Anthias
The family of Anthias are closely related to Seabasses, which include Groupers. These fish begin life as females and will change sex based on the requirement of their "harem". Anthias gather in...

Orange Anthias

Sunset Anthias - Male

Sunset Anthias - Male
The Sunset Anthias is yellow with a purplish dorsal fin and distinct purple markings on its head.The family of Anthias are closely related to Seabasses, which include Groupers. These fish begin life as...

Dispar Anthias
The Dispar Anthias, a.k.a. the Redfin or Madder Seaperch, has an orange to yellow body with a dorsal fin marked distinctively in red. In the wild these fish form large groups where they feed on floating...

Sunburst Anthias

Sunburst Anthias
The Fathead Anthias, a.k.a Sunburst Anthias, is colored in a deep pink with scales of yellow on the upper portion of its body. They also have a distinct yellow spot on their gill cover and yellow markings...

Lyretail Anthias - Male

Lyretail Anthias - Male
The family of Anthias are closely related to Seabasses, which include Groupers. These fish begin life as females and will change sex based on the requirement of their "harem". Anthias gather in...

Bicolor Anthias

Bicolor Anthias
The Bicolor Anthias has an orange upper body and a pale pink lower body.The family of Anthias are closely related to Seabasses, which include Groupers. These fish begin life as females and will change sex...

Bartlett Anthias

Bartlett Anthias
The Barlett Anthias has a lavender colored body with yellow running along its back. In the wild they form large groups where they feed on floating plankton. These fish attain a maximum length of 3.5...

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