Hutchi Anthias - Female - Philippines WCS Tubbs Stellata Montipora hardy branching

Tubbs Stellata Montipora hardy branching coral with neon green polyps and a purple base

Built-in filtration system

and four distinct black spots—three on the dorsal fin and one on the caudal peduncle—while females lack the dorsal spots

along with open mid-water space for swimming

simply separate the mounting magnet from the sensor and place the "red" sensor portion in the water and the magnet on the other "dry" side of the sump

Hutchi Anthias - Female - Philippines WCS Tubbs Stellata Montipora hardy branchingPseudanthias hutchi Hutchi Anthias are striking reef fish, easily recognized by their vivid yellow green body accented with an orange cheek stripe and highlighted fins. Best kept in groups, they thrive in a harem structure with one male and several females. Like other anthias, they are protogynous hermaphrodites, with the dominant female capable of transforming into a male. In groups, males display bolder coloration and actively interact with females,