snulma1
New member
Hey guys, I have a question and I read the FAQ's but I'm still having problems determining the correct answer.
So about 2 weeks ago, I purchased a pair of clowns. They were labeled as Picasso's, 1 looks like they are def picasso, the other looks to be a smaller misbar (not sure if that still makes him a Picasso or not).
They were kept in a tank with a bunch of other potential Picasso's. So I was hoping that they would all be pretty much asexual.
However, when I got them home, the smaller one (misbarred) has become more dominant over the larger one (Picasso coloring). I know typically the larger one is the female and dominant over the smaller, but it seems that my pair is the reverse. I have seen the larger one exhibit the submissive behavior, but it takes the smaller one chasing after it for a little while before its shown.
I was hoping to get a pair and breed them, am I stuck with a non-breeding pair, or is it too soon to tell?
So about 2 weeks ago, I purchased a pair of clowns. They were labeled as Picasso's, 1 looks like they are def picasso, the other looks to be a smaller misbar (not sure if that still makes him a Picasso or not).
They were kept in a tank with a bunch of other potential Picasso's. So I was hoping that they would all be pretty much asexual.
However, when I got them home, the smaller one (misbarred) has become more dominant over the larger one (Picasso coloring). I know typically the larger one is the female and dominant over the smaller, but it seems that my pair is the reverse. I have seen the larger one exhibit the submissive behavior, but it takes the smaller one chasing after it for a little while before its shown.
I was hoping to get a pair and breed them, am I stuck with a non-breeding pair, or is it too soon to tell?
