Pseudanthias Bimaculatus Female
Reef compatible: Yes
Care level: Expert-only
Disposition: Semi-aggressive
Minimum tank size: 100 gallons
Mature size: 5.5 inches
Size Information
| Size Range | Specification |
|---|---|
| Adult Size | 5.5 inches |
| Initial Size | 1.5″ to 2″ |
FAQ
Is this fish suitable for a reef tank?
Yes, Pseudanthias Bimaculatus is reef compatible, but requires expert-level care due to its semi-aggressive nature.
What is the minimum tank size recommended for this species?
A minimum tank size of 100 gallons is required to ensure proper growth and stability.
How long does it take for this fish to reach maturity?
This species typically reaches maturity at around 5.5 inches, which may take several months depending on tank conditions.
Yvonne Nash –
I’ve kept this female Bimaculatus for six months in a 100-gallon reef tank. She’s active and doesn’t harm corals. Only issue is she needs a well-established tank with plenty of hiding spots. Great for experienced aquarists.
Phil Hudson –
The fish arrived healthy and has been thriving in my tank. I noticed she’s more active during the day and prefers to stay near rock structures. I’ve had to monitor her interactions with other fish closely.
Simon Abraham –
After a few months, she’s grown to about 5 inches and is very calm compared to other anthias. The tank setup was already stable, which helped her adapt quickly.