Bartlett's anthias
Pseudanthias bartlettorum
The hardiest anthias, holding as a lively group above the current.
3D model coming soon
Stats
- Size
- 8.5 cm
- Smallest tank
- 120 cm
- Temperature
- 23–27 °C
- Temperament
- Semi-aggressive
- Diet
- Carnivore
- Activity
- Busy
- Water layer
- Mid water
- Care
- Moderate
- Group
- Happiest in a group of 3 or more
- Coral
- Reef safe
These numbers are LumaReef simulation data, not a real aquarium care guide.
Which tank it fits
- Nano60 cm · 65 litresToo small
- Standard90 cm · 180 litresToo small
- Wide120 cm · 300 litres30 of them
- Living room180 cm · 650 litres65 of them
- Showcase250 cm · 1,200 litres120 of them
Who it lives with
Gets along
- Yellow watchman goby
- Fire goby
- Green chromis
- Royal gramma
- Pink skunk clownfish
- Randall's shrimpgoby
- Swissguard basslet
- Chalk bass
- Pajama cardinalfish
- Radiant wrasse
- Cleaner wrasse
- Purple firefish
- Court jester goby
- Bicolor blenny
- Scooter dragonet
- Yellowhead jawfish
- Yellowstriped cardinalfish
- Leopard wrasse
- Tailspot blenny
- Mandarinfish
- Talbot's damselfish
- Springer's damselfish
- Neon goby
- Yasha goby
- and 18 more species
Caution
- ClownfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Flame angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Sixline wrasseBoth semi-aggressive
- Lyretail anthiasCrowding the same layer
- Yellow tangBoth semi-aggressive
- Blue tangCrowding the same layer
- Rusty angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Flame wrasseCrowding the same layer
- Canary blennyBoth semi-aggressive
- Striped fang blennyBoth semi-aggressive
- Dispar anthiasCrowding the same layer
- Neon dottybackBoth semi-aggressive
- Flame hawkfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Orchid dottybackBoth semi-aggressive
- Banggai cardinalfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Percula clownfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Blue damselfishCrowding the same layer
- Domino damselfishCrowding the same layer
- Coral beauty angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Potter's angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Cherub angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Carpenter's flasher wrasseCrowding the same layer
- Mystery wrasseBoth semi-aggressive
- Blackcap bassletBoth semi-aggressive
- Falco hawkfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Clarkii clownfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Yellowtail damselfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Azure damselfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Yellow coris wrasseCrowding the same layer
- Valentini pufferBoth semi-aggressive
- Tomato clownfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Lemonpeel angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Bicolor angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Melanurus wrasseCrowding the same layer
- Scott's fairy wrasseBoth semi-aggressive
- Exquisite fairy wrasseCrowding the same layer
- Midas blennyBoth semi-aggressive
- Longnose hawkfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Kole tangBoth semi-aggressive
- Lined seahorseNarrow shared temperature range
- Pyramid butterflyfishCrowding the same layer
- Scopas tangBoth semi-aggressive
- Convict tangBoth semi-aggressive
- Raccoon butterflyfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Dwarf lionfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Squarespot anthiasBoth semi-aggressive
- Purple tangCrowding the same layer
- Powder blue tangCrowding the same layer
- Lunare wrasseCrowding the same layer
- Threadfin butterflyfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Engineer gobyBoth semi-aggressive
- Sailfin tangBoth semi-aggressive
- Naso tangBoth semi-aggressive
- French angelfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Porcupine pufferBoth semi-aggressive
- Volitans lionfishBoth semi-aggressive
- Niger triggerfishBoth semi-aggressive
Same familyBasslets, dottybacks and anthias
- Royal grammaGramma loreto
- Lyretail anthiasPseudanthias squamipinnis
- Blackcap bassletGramma melacara
- Dispar anthiasPseudanthias dispar
- Squarespot anthiasPseudanthias pleurotaenia
- Orchid dottybackPseudochromis fridmani
- Neon dottybackPseudochromis aldabraensis
- Swissguard bassletLiopropoma rubre
- Chalk bassSerranus tortugarum