Who doesn't want to have those:thumbsup:??But they are soooo hard to find...
BTW: the Chrysocephalus are both still alive and kicking:dance: though the female still isn't on the right time-shedule....the male eats like a pig and especially de live mysis I catched for them....haven't seen the female really eat,but she must been eating something after all these weeks because she is still not skinny...
grtz
What temperature do you keep your tank?
Personally, I believe lennardi needs <72F to be sustained long term. I'm suspecting thermal stress if your system is >76F.
Doubtful as they were in a tank that was >76F/24C and I have had mine in the same tank for over a year at that temp and its fine. I think they were too small. They were only about 2"/4-5cm, and they may have settled in at the lfs.
They are caught in north east western australia in intertidal regions. The water there isnt that cold.
Just a note. That fish gets 9" and will start to attack snails and shrimp...
Changing female
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Female front changing female back
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The changing one suddenly hates her reflection so much. Now I have two wrasse attacking the glass..
Bradly nice fishes what's is the name on the one on the right with a red face?
Very nice Aaron. What are you using to make such beautiful pics?
Joeri how is your male doing? He is also in the changing fase right?
Mine is going really fast. After two days the orange face is coming in.
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Whoww that's fast....the male is doing great Stefanie....still changing though... the tale is losing the red color and the white dots on the face are getting bigger,the body is still with white dots that are slowly disappearing.
The female is still on Hawaï-time shedule,she goes to sleep when the lights go on:deadhorse1: even after 2 days complete darkness in the tank to reset the bioclock...after this procedure the male was transferred to my lighting shedule so I'm happy and hope the female will follow???
Will try to make a pic this evening of the male....
grtz Joeri
Strange how different they are in the changing proces. While mine hardly has any white spots left, your's still has a lot of them but the head markings are a lot further than mine.
If it keeps changing like this I think it will be fully male by the end of the year.