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Every species is checked against your display tank before it goes in the water.
How this works →How we check: each species' minimum tank size against your display volume, plus quantities and behaviour pairings between tankmates.


Randall's Anthias
A small deeper-water anthias that stays near the rock rather than out in open water — males carry red and magenta striping over a white body, females are plainer with a yellow snout. It is a haremA social group of one male living with several females. fish: one male with two or more females, all introduced together, or a single specimen in a normal-sized reef. Because it lives close to the structure it wants caves and overhangs it can duck into, and it is easily out-competed at feeding time by pushy tankmates. Feed small portions several times a day and it settles in well; a refugiumA separate, protected compartment where helpful microfauna and macroalgae grow to improve water quality. producing pods helps during the first weeks. Reef safeWon't harm corals or invertebrates, so it's safe to keep in a reef tank rather than a fish-only setup. and harmless to inverts, but shy enough that it needs calm company.
Care & compatibility guidance only — confirm this fish’s needs and temperament with your supplier before you buy. Disclaimer
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