Dispar Anthias - Coral Sea

The Pseudanthias dispar, commonly known as the Dispar Anthias, is a captivating marine species that brings a vibrant burst of colour to any reef aquarium. This species, native to the Melanesia region, is a true treasure for aquarium enthusiasts, particularly those who admire the stunning beauty of the Coral Sea.The Dispar Anthias is a species that requires intermediate care, making it an ideal choice for hobbyists who have some experience in maintaining marine life. One of the most fascinating aspects of this species is its unique colour transformation. As a juvenile, it displays a bright orange hue, which gradually transitions to a stunning pinkish-red as it matures. This colour metamorphosis is a visual delight and one of the many reasons why this species is a favourite among marine life enthusiasts.When it comes to diet, the Dispar Anthias is a planktivore, feeding primarily on plankton. To ensure the health and vibrancy of this species, we recommend feeding it with a range of plankton-based products from Gamma Foods. These products are specifically designed to provide the essential nutrients required by the Dispar Anthias, ensuring it flourishes in your reef aquarium.The Dispar Anthias is known for its lively swimming patterns, often darting around the aquarium in a playful manner. This not only adds beauty to your aquarium but also provides an entertaining spectacle.At Tropical Marine Centre, we pride ourselves on sourcing our Dispar Anthias from our exclusive supply line, ensuring the highest quality and health of the species. We also offer this species as a TMC exclusive, making it a unique and rare addition to your marine collection.In terms of habitat requirements, the Dispar Anthias thrives in a reef aquarium setup. While the ideal tank size can vary, it's crucial to provide enough space for this active swimmer to move around freely.In summary, the Pseudanthias dispar, or Dispar Anthias, is a visually striking species that adds life and colour to any reef aquarium. Its unique colour transformation, active behaviour, and compatibility with reef environments make it an essential addition for any aquarium enthusiast.