The Sakura Anthias (Sacura margaritacea), also known as the Cherry Anthias, can be found among the reefs of Japan and throughout small portions of the Indo-Pacific Ocean. They are a beautiful and rare fish, that will certainly become a centerpiece of an aquarium. They have a red or orange body with occasional white markings going down their body. They should be fed a carnivorous diet 2 - 3 times a day, and do well in reef aquariums with plenty of rock and coral. They should be monitored around small, prized crustaceans though, as that is their main diet. Krill, brine and mysis should be fed regularly. It is recommended to keep 1 male and 2 - 3 females, creating a harem, as two males will likely fight. It is not recommended to mix species of anthias, as this may increase aggression.