Fat Head Anthias Damsels & Chromis

Fat Head Anthias Damsels & ChromisSerranocirrhitus latus Care: Intermediate Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Melanesia Fat Head Anthias Widespread West Pacific, known from southern Japan, Indonesia, northern Australia and Coral Sea. Primarily occurs in clear water along drop offs at moderate depths, of about 20 70m, and usually in caves, sometimes swimming upside down. Mainly a solitary species but where common it occasionally forms loose aggregations. A deep bodied

Dragon Soul Torch Coral

This is an active swimmer and should not be treated as a dwarf angelfish

This species should be treated as a specialist showpiece fish

reef-safe tank mates and should not be housed with aggressive wrasses

it inhabits coral and rocky reef habitats

Algae Blennies are not constant open-water swimmers

Frag 15-25mm

Minimum Tank Size:A minimum of 150 litres is recommended for a single specimen

Pyramid Butterflyfish are generally more peaceful than many other butterflyfish and can be kept with a wide range of peaceful to moderately active marine fish

Lightning Maroon

zooplankton and other small reef foods

occasionally seen in pairs