Carberri Anthias
Carberri Anthias Semi-aggressive
Canberryi Anthias, Nemanthias carberryi, also known as the Canberry Anthias, Canberry's Anthias or Threadfin Anthias, is native to Indian Ocean waters off the coast of east Africa. They have a pink front half of their body that gradiates into a beautiful yellow back half. There is a distinctive yellow marking that bisects the Canberryi Anthias' face. As an active fish, the Canberryi Anthias is best kept in a Group of one dominant male and multiple females. If the male dies, one of the females will assume leadership of the group and turn into a male.
- Scientific Name: Nemanthias carberryi
- Origin: Maldives
- Max Size: 3 inches
- Diet: Carnivore
- Shipping Size: 1¾ to 2 inches
Carberri Anthias
Carberri Anthias Semi-aggressive
Canberryi Anthias, Nemanthias carberryi, also known as the Canberry Anthias, Canberry's Anthias or Threadfin Anthias, is native to Indian Ocean waters off the coast of east Africa. They have a pink front half of their body that gradiates into a beautiful yellow back half. There is a distinctive yellow marking that bisects the Canberryi Anthias' face. As an active fish, the Canberryi Anthias is best kept in a Group of one dominant male and multiple females. If the male dies, one of the females will assume leadership of the group and turn into a male.
- Scientific Name: Nemanthias carberryi
- Origin: Maldives
- Max Size: 3 inches
- Diet: Carnivore
- Shipping Size: 1¾ to 2 inches
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Carberri Anthias Semi-aggressive
Canberryi Anthias, Nemanthias carberryi, also known as the Canberry Anthias, Canberry's Anthias or Threadfin Anthias, is native to Indian Ocean waters off the coast of east Africa. They have a pink front half of their body that gradiates into a beautiful yellow back half. There is a distinctive yellow marking that bisects the Canberryi Anthias' face. As an active fish, the Canberryi Anthias is best kept in a Group of one dominant male and multiple females. If the male dies, one of the females will assume leadership of the group and turn into a male.
- Scientific Name: Nemanthias carberryi
- Origin: Maldives
- Max Size: 3 inches
- Diet: Carnivore
- Shipping Size: 1¾ to 2 inches
