Lyretail Anthias (Male) with arm spans up to

with arm spans up to 25 cm

if all were introduced into the tank at the same time

It tends to hide in sea grass or other plants

as it now takes only 20 minutes from bucket to tank

making it one of the most eye-catching choices among dwarf angelfish enthusiasts

Lyretail Anthias (Male) with arm spans up toThe Lyretail Anthias is often called the social butterfly of marine aquariums due to its lively nature and bright coloration, which encourages more timid fish to come out of hiding. Also referred to as the Scalefin, the Lyretail Anthias displays varying shades of deep red in males, while females tend to exhibit a more orange hue. This species thrives when kept in a group within a dedicated aquarium of at least 125 gallons. While males can be housed