Fat Head Anthias

The Serranocirrhitus latus, commonly known as the Fat Head Anthias, is a captivating marine species that brings a vibrant burst of colour to any reef aquarium. This species is celebrated for its distinctive adult colouration, showcasing a stunning mix of red and orange shades that truly make a statement in any marine setting.The Fat Head Anthias is a carnivorous species, flourishing on a diet abundant in meaty foods. At Tropical Marine Centre, we suggest feeding them with Gamma Foods, specifically designed to cater to their nutritional requirements. This diet not only guarantees their health and longevity but also intensifies their vibrant colouration, making them a remarkable addition to your aquarium.This species originates from the Melanesia region and is recognised for its intermediate care level, making it an appropriate choice for both beginner and seasoned aquarium enthusiasts. The Fat Head Anthias is a genuine reef safe species, living harmoniously with other marine life and contributing to the overall biodiversity of your tank.The Fat Head Anthias is a species that is infrequently seen in the aquarium trade, making it a treasured addition to any collection. At Tropical Marine Centre, we ensure the health and well-being of this species from the moment they are sourced until they reach your tank.Perfect for a reef tank setup, the Fat Head Anthias is a species that truly represents the beauty and diversity of marine life. With its vibrant colouration, unique behaviour, and compatibility with other reef species, the Fat Head Anthias is a must-have for any aquarium aficionado.While this species is not exclusive to Tropical Marine Centre, it is a species that is highly sought after and often limited in availability. We recommend making an early reservation to secure this stunning species for your aquarium.In summary, the Serranocirrhitus latus or Fat Head Anthias is an extraordinary species that adds a hint of the exotic to your home aquarium. With its striking colouration, unique behaviour, and compatibility with other reef species, it's a species that truly distinguishes itself in any marine environment.