bvoss New member Dec 13, 2010 #1 I have a school of 7 Bartletts in my 150 reef. There was always one male and another "Alpha" female. Now they are both identical males. They stay in different sides of the tank and there isn't much confict that I noticed, but what would cause 2 fish to go male in one tank?
I have a school of 7 Bartletts in my 150 reef. There was always one male and another "Alpha" female. Now they are both identical males. They stay in different sides of the tank and there isn't much confict that I noticed, but what would cause 2 fish to go male in one tank?
