The Antenneta Lionfish, Pterois antennata, is commonly referred as the Antennata Lionfish, Spotfin Lionfish, Banded Lionfish, Broadbarred Firefish, Ragged-finned Firefish, Rough-scaled Firefish, and Scorpion Miles. This Lionfish features  beautiful vertical stripes along its body, and has large flowing fan-shaped pectoral fins. The Antenneta Lionfish can grow up to the size of 8 inches, and should be kept in a tank no less than 60 gallons. The Antenneta  Lionfish loves to spend it's time out in the open water from dusk until dawn, but generally will hide in caves in daylight. Therefore, we advise you to keep plenty of rockwork and caves as hiding spots for the Antenneta Lionfish during the day. The tank should also be well- equipped with subdued lighting, as the Antenneta Lionfish tends to become more active during the night than during the day. Caution is advised while handling the Lionfish, since it has venomous dorsal, pelvic, and anal fins, causing reactions similar to a very strong bee sting. The poison these fish can inflict is shot out through their venomous spines from the glands in the long grooves of their fins.