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Bleeding Heart Anthias \u2013 Pseudanthias cooperi<\/em><\/h3>\n

Overview:<\/strong>
The Bleeding Heart Anthias is a vibrantly colored marine fish<\/strong> known for its striking pink to orange body and distinctive red \u201cbleeding heart\u201d marking<\/strong> on the dorsal region. Highly active and social, it brings dynamic movement and color to mid-water areas of a reef aquarium.<\/p>\n

Origin:<\/strong>
Native to the Indo-Pacific region<\/strong>, typically inhabiting deep coral reefs and drop-offs<\/strong> in locations such as Indonesia and the Philippines.<\/p>\n

Feeding:<\/strong>
Planktivorous \u2013 feeds on zooplankton and other small live or frozen foods<\/strong>. In captivity, provide frequent feedings of mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and other planktonic foods<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Tank Mates:<\/strong>
Best kept with peaceful community fish<\/strong>. Ideal for other anthias, reef-safe species, and schooling mid-water fish<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Aggression:<\/strong>
Non-aggressive<\/strong> \u2013 thrives in groups of 6 or more<\/strong> for natural schooling behavior.<\/p>\n

Experience Level:<\/strong>
Intermediate to advanced<\/strong> \u2013 requires a well-established aquarium with stable water conditions and frequent feeding<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Water Parameters:<\/strong><\/p>\n