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Protula magnifica Straughan 1967, the Magnificent Tubeworm. Tropical Indo-Pacific. Not easily kept in captivity. Constructs calcareous tube of up to a foot in length and a centimeter in diameter. Aquarium photo.

Pseudanthias bicolor (Randall 1979), the Bicolor Anthias. Indo-Pacific, Mauritius to the Hawaiian Islands. To five inches in length. Also a hardy large reef aquarium species. One male by itself or with several females. Red Sea 08

Pseudanthias dispar (Herre 1955), the Dispar Anthias. Indo-west Pacific. To almost four inches in length. Hard to keep if not immediately trained to take food. Best fed a few times daily. Females have slightly longer pelvic fins. Sipadan 08

Pseudanthias squamipinnis (Peters 1855), the Lyretail Anthias. Red Sea to western Pacific. To four and a half inches in length. A tough, but sometimes mean aquarium species. Female at Interzoo 08.

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