I got some new fish from Tonga day before yesterday. I got 1 male & 4 Female Pseudoanthias squammipinnis (Scalefin Anthias, Orange Anthias[Females], Red Anthias[Male] are some of the more common names), 2 Pink Skunk Clowns, and 2 Six Line Wrasses. The Anthias have been pretty shy the first night and yesterday, but today they came out and are beginning to school. They also ate some frozen Mysis Shrimp. Their colors are so bright, and they are so beautiful, I just wanted to share. You have all seem many shots of my corals...these are very pretty fish! I hope you like!

I hope you enjoy!

http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10628-1/PinkSkunk2.jpg (http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10626-1/PinkSkunk2.jpg)

http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10634-1/PinkSkunk4.jpg (http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10632-1/PinkSkunk4.jpg)

http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10637-1/SquammyMale.jpg (http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10635-1/SquammyMale.jpg)

http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10640-1/SquammyPair.jpg (http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10638-1/SquammyPair.jpg)

http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10643-1/SquammyPair1.jpg (http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10641-1/SquammyPair1.jpg)

http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10646-1/SquammyPair2.jpg (http://www.saltbucket.com/d/10644-1/SquammyPair2.jpg)


Phil

Wow, those anthias are absolutely gorgeous!

Thanks! I wish the flash had not washed the colors out!

Lyretails are awesome. Ours is very hardy and over 6 years old now.

Beautiful!

sweet !! i love Anthias.

These are Pseudoanthias squammipinnis