Pseudanthias pictilis |
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Taxonomical systematics |
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Scientific name |
Pseudanthias pictilis (Randall and Allan, 1978) |
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Common names |
Purple-Yellow Seaperch, Painted Anthias |
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Genus |
Pseudanthias |
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Family |
Serranidae |
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Order |
Perciformes |
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Class |
Actinopterygii |
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Phylum |
Chordata |
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Local ecology |
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Distribution |
Tropical Western Pacific, Great Barrier Reef. (Found in Sydney) |
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Biological characteristics |
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Maximum size |
12cm TL |
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Juvenile purple-yellow seaperch Pseudanthias pictilis in aquarium. |
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Two juvenile purple-yellow seaperch Pseudanthias pictilis in aquarium. |
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Sub-adult purple-yellow seaperch Pseudanthias pictilis in aquarium. |
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Captive care |
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Feeding |
Zooplankton substitutes: Artemia, Mysids. Must be fed regularly. |
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Reproduction |
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Sexual reproduction mode |
Pelagic spawners |
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Sexes |
Protogynous hermaphrodites (initially female but can become male). |
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