video of my anthias
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hehe i think his hyperactive eating habits encouraged other shy fish to come out more. before he was put in, i used to NEVER see my starry blenny or my gobies, but now when i'm near the tank...they all come out and stare at me waiting to be fed. 
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Awesome Kigs...I remember when you first got him you were worried that he wouldn't come out...guess he had a change of heart
That looks a little like the feeding frenzies that happen in my tank.
That's one awesome fish man...
That looks a little like the feeding frenzies that happen in my tank.
That's one awesome fish man...
Awesome Kigs...I remember when you first got him you were worried that he wouldn't come out...guess he had a change of heart
That looks a little like the feeding frenzies that happen in my tank.
That's one awesome fish man...
Yeah...I think he was just acting prude. lolz now he'll do anything for food :hammer:
He's pretty big. That's what I get for buying the last one left, but I don't mind. He reminds me more of a grouper, than a typical anthias. He will be my #1 reason/excuse to upgrade to a bigger tank in the future.
Size doesn't seem to alter his temperament though...he's the sweetest fish and minds his own business. Only during feeding, he gets excited and he tackles other fish by mistake but at night, my clown seems to hover near him. They usually chill together.
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Sorry, my post made no sense... so let me try again.
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i think they are just called yellow spotted anthias, or borbonius odonanthias. here's some more info on'em at reefs.org
http://www.reefs.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1255782&sid=42f9fcd1e782f91f77112d7545de7c95
http://www.reefs.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1255782&sid=42f9fcd1e782f91f77112d7545de7c95
