Bimaculatus Anthias (Pseudanthias bimaculatus) acantho Moderate to high lighting to

Moderate to high lighting to support natural grazing behavior and algae growth on rocks

blue-spectrum lighting to mimic deepwater environment)Flow: Moderate to strong with stable oxygenationTank Placement: Lower regions with shaded caves and vertical rock facesTemperature: 68–74°F (20–23°C)Salinity: 1

and 2 new G2 features: ReefATO+ and NanoMat-ready rear sumps

coloration remains strong under most reef lighting)

ReefATO+ and NanoMat-ready Rear Sump

Bimaculatus Anthias (Pseudanthias bimaculatus) acantho Moderate to high lighting toA colorful and active anthias species. Males are typically pink to orange with two faint darker spots (hence bimaculatus), while females are more orange yellow. Like other anthias, they are constant swimmers and do best in groups, adding movement and color to the upper water column. Lighting Moderate to strong lighting (Enhances coloration and mimics reef slope conditions) Placement (Aquarium Zone) Upper to mid water column Prefers open swimming space