Some not all. Potters look great males and females. Viviens male adds a tiny bit of more color. Ornate adds a little color as male. Blue spots I like as females and meleagris I like as females but males look good also.
You should be able to actually see them today!!!
Honestly, the black is the same both ways IMO.
Agree with this but also cyanoguttatus is prettier female
Ive never actually seen a photo of a male cyanoguttatus
Actually me too
I like the color of males more I think. The head has more colors then female
It looks like the smaller ones are more colorful to me
A lot of waste with frozen like that. Find it easier big tank with a lot of different size fish and a lot of hungry coral.Rhomboid stopped for a picture during lunch time.
Fed some reef frenzy, but get a little frustrated because it’s either too chunky and the pieces end up on the bottom where they are now invisible to the column feeders, or I mash it up too fine with a fork and it’s like a soup… might need to try something else
Get a tilefish. They don’t let any food get to the bottom. Never had a more aggressive eater lolRhomboid stopped for a picture during lunch time.
Fed some reef frenzy, but get a little frustrated because it’s either too chunky and the pieces end up on the bottom where they are now invisible to the column feeders, or I mash it up too fine with a fork and it’s like a soup… might need to try something else
There’s some meat on that fishRhomboid stopped for a picture during lunch time.
Fed some reef frenzy, but get a little frustrated because it’s either too chunky and the pieces end up on the bottom where they are now invisible to the column feeders, or I mash it up too fine with a fork and it’s like a soup… might need to try something else
I have a Meleagris leopard, is this one that will transition without being pushed? When you say you introduce new fish, do you mean any fish, or specifically another species of leopard wrasse?
