Evansi Anthias
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A vibrant and colorful marine fish, the Evansi Anthias is also known as the Yellowtail Goldie or Evan's Anthias. Mostly violet, its flanks are dotted with yellow dots as well as an orange-colored line that is visible laterally from the nose to the pectoral fin. A calm nature, the fish is a good match for other peaceful fish of the same species. If you keep several Evansi It is best to keep one male alongside multiple females in a 125 gallon tank. If the Evansi is kept on its own with no other Evansi, a 75 gallon tank is enough.
Anthias species are all characterized by the feature that they are hermaphroditic. If the dominant male dies the biggest female in the group may change to replace it.
Once they have adapted to the fresh aquarium, the anthias perform optimally when given a variety of diet of mysis shrimp frozen as well as enriched brine shrimp frozen and, over time, may consume premium flake foods in small amounts throughout the daytime. A separate refugium for the cultivation of amphipods and copepods offers an unending supply of nutritious living food to maintain the active planktivore levels.
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Evansi Anthias: General Information
The Evansi Anthias, also known as the Yellowtail Goldie or Evan's Anthias, is a visually striking marine fish. It features a predominantly violet body adorned with yellow dots along the flanks. An orange line runs from the pectoral fin to the nose, adding to its vivid appearance. This fish is ideal for adding a burst of color to your aquarium. Tank Requirements for Evansi Anthias- Single Fish: A single Evansi thrives in a medium-sized tank, such as a 75-gallon setup.
- Group Setting: For multiple Evansi, keep one male with several females in a larger tank, ideally 125 gallons or more. This setup helps mimic their natural social structure and reduces stress.
- Tank Mates: These fish do well with other peaceful, non-aggressive species of the same variety. Avoid aggressive or overly active tank mates.
- Hermaphroditic Nature: Like all Anthias species, the Evansi Anthias is hermaphroditic. If the dominant male dies, the largest female often morphs to take his place.
- Feeding: Once acclimated, Evansi Anthias thrive on a varied diet. Offer frozen mysis shrimp, enriched frozen brine shrimp, and high-quality flake foods in small, frequent quantities throughout the day. An attached refugium with copepods and amphipods ensures a steady supply of nutritious live food.
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Large, Medium, Small
Units
1
Weight
6 lbs
Dimensions
1 × 1 × 1 in
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