It is more likely one will turn male if you have multiple leopards. Though if you have a male other leopards are less likely to go male. So if the ornate is larger it might become male but then keep the white leopard female. Ornates don’t change much but I definitely agree that female white leopards are prettier.
I would just get it. I don’t see either preventing the other from doing anything. I rarely see any interaction between my vivian and ornate. Though of course it may be just the presence that has some effect. Wrasses will change. Just enjoy them.
Don’t see any issue. All peaceful except maybe the fairies and they are unlikely to compete with a leopard
I would add your leopards and fairies first. Then I would add the halichoeres. They tend to grow quickly and can be quite bossy to any newcomers. My babi certainly is. The exception would be the chrysus snd leukoxanthus
I’ve noticed my Iridis is climbing up the hierarchy ladder now - she’s been flaring up to the big boss (Aquamarinus). Seems to have gone for the top position straight away instead of slowly pulling her way up.
I’ve already added the yellow wrasse and he seems to be playing nice to far, if there are any problems I’ll catch him in a trap and put him in an acclimation box then. Well now that you mention it, the leopards that come here are really small in size, so will that be an issue? Also since I already have the yellow wrasse and the ornate leopard I was thinking of adding the red headed Solon, earmuff, Naoko fairy and white leopard at the same time. That way I was hoping not to run into any aggression issues.
Use an acclimation box. Yellow shouldn’t be much of an issue. Mine was pretty passive.
