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Anthias - The story begins

Started by Hookup, July 24, 2011, 06:49:11 PM

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az

nah dispars are just too different, came in as cashewa anthias.
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kole18

i've got my 5 barlett harem darn this fish ish so nutz always stealing food from the other fishes in my tank  ;D those are nice anthias hookup.

Greatwhite

I've been told Pseudoanthias Marcia...  aka Marcia's Anthias.

http://www.nature-pictures.org/foto/453/2030/

what do i get?? :)

Hookup

well, several RC members posted that this is simply an undocumented/unidentified anthias species.  Possibly a bit uncommon, but not completely elusive.  One fella had them in his system for a while now (5months I think) and he reports the same as I do. 

Non-Agressive, Hearty fish that adapt well.


They are gobbling up everything I put in to the tank... frozen or pellet.. even fingers.. ;)

Very nice and active, which is a true anthias IMO...

it really rounds out what's in the tank now from a fish perspective.

Highly recommend these (after only a few weeks mind you) but they are nice looking...

Greatwhite

I'm pretty sure from the pics I've seen that they are Marcia's anthias.. but if they ARE unidentified/undocumented -- they are now Hookup's Anthias.

az

hookup anthias or Pseudoanthias hookups, that works.
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salvini55

ok AZ now you can raise the price

Hookup

Update.. These fish rock... Everyone comments...


Machiavel



Machiavel

#32
Almost hehe

I saw them while browsing stuff.

Apparently they are :

"An undescribed species collected from the Indian ocean and  great eaters."

http://www.jlaquatics.com/images/fish/anthias/reticulated.jpg

salvini55

#33
Hey Tim, have you had a chance to see any mating/courting. the male takes on an impressive color change mainly the red in the tail.

Hookup

Quote from: salvini55 on September 09, 2011, 12:58:30 PM
Hey Tim, have you had a chance to see any mating/courting. the male takes on an impressive color change mainly the red in the tail.

right now it looks like they are all trying to be males...

some times the color in the tail fin will blow your socks off...

they're just getting used to my little glass pond still i think...

Greatwhite

I just some some Hookup Anthias @ Aqua Valley... VERY nice!!!!  If I wasn't fully stocked, I'd have a couple of those guys now, too!

gvv

Have 3 such anthias, and glad you found how they are called...

Great comment: "great eaters". Really great :)
During feeding times they moving with lightning speed...

Greatwhite

The funny thing is, Az knew exactly what fish I was asking about when I asked if he had any Hookup Anthias. :)

kole18

i have 5 barletts im down to 1 :( cuz of bad batch o RC salt a month ago lost much of my fish!

Greatwhite

:( that sucks.  I had 2 Dispar and am down to 1...  Not quite as big of a loss as 5 to 1... I found that he was very lonely, and was trying to school with my clowns (unsuccessfully) so I tossed a flock of blue Chromis in, and the Anthias is now their overlord.  He taught them to sleep upside down in the liverock...