Common Name: Redstripe/One-stripe/Striped Anthias

Species Name: Pseudanthias fasciatus (Kamohara, 1954)


Range: Indo-West Pacific Ocean: Southern Japan to Great Barrier Reef


Size: up to 8 inches (20 cm)


Natural Environment: Inhabit deep reef faces and slopes/drop-off areas


General Husbandry: Prefer a water temperature of 70 - 78°F (21 - 26°C). Require exceptional water quality, good water movement and numerous feedings per day. A fairly deep-water fish, usually below 100 feet, and not too often seen in the trade. Diet consists mainly of meaty foodstuffs, e.g., mysis shrimp, enriched brine shrimp, and enriched fresh fish and shrimp flesh. Juveniles do not have the stripe. Prefers low light conditions and caves to hide in.


Aquarium Suitability: *


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* - Suited for the reef aquarium;
** - Better suited for the fish-only aquarium;
*** - Better left in nature;
**** - Needing an aquarium larger than 125 gallons; and,
***** - Needing their own private environment/special tankmates.