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Originally posted by jinnjia
To : KillerReef
Got it !
Thanks for the clarification, although my old maroon is still yet pretty small, about 2 inches, but compare to the new maroon, her color is much darker, meaning she gotta be a she.
Will it be possible the new maroon will turn into a HE ?
But then again since the new one is bigger and a lot more dominant, I am guessing most likely that wont happen right ?
If that is the case, I will exchange the new one with a much smaller maroon if possible.
But for some reason, my old maroon was never aggresive and dominant, sometimes even the anemone crab would chase her out of the anemone, hahahaha, but by night time, they will sleep together.
Thanks again for all your great help !
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It is almost unheard of to have a male maroon that is >2" so my guess is that both of your fish are female and will likely fight to the death.
You really need to have a female of about 3.5"+ to have an easy(ier) pairing with maroons. If the fish that intend to keep is only 2", you should consider growing her out to about 3.5" before trying a pairing.