Personally I like the female flame wrasses.
Here's the flame, same fish. Just could change back and forth. Didn't know they could do that.
All Fairy wrasse changes from female to male. Are you suggesting that Flame also changes from Male back to Female?
Which juvenile fairy wrasse has the brightest colors and the most colors, regardless it it's female or trying to turn male? Must have multiple vivid colors on it. None that are faded looking. Surely there are some 2" juvenile fairy's that look good? Thanks for your reply.
All Fairy wrasse changes from female to male. Are you suggesting that Flame also changes from Male back to Female?
I have two Lubbock males, and two Pintail males in my 320 gal DT. The Lubbock males chase each other often, but there is no aggressive interaction between the two Pintail males. I put the two Lubbock together because they look so different, at the time I though I had a female and a male. They have been together for almost 2 years, both are doing well, never have wound due to fighting each other. Both are fat.
I put the two Pintail together becasue I never see any aggression or display when I put a mirror on the QT with Pintail in it. They just ignored their reflection. I reason that if a male Pintail, ignore his reflection, then he will just ignore another Pintail male, and he (they) did.
Here is my two Pintail. Sorry for the poor quality picture. I just snapped tow pictures to show that I indeed have them together.