Awesome article. Makes complete sense when you read it that way and changed my own viewpoint on "pairing" as well.
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Awesome thanksActually he wrote one as well! According to his chart a Pintail fairy wrasse is and they are gorgeous. I just picked up two females, before seeing the article, a few weeks ago.
http://www.reefedition.com/cirrhilabrus-complexes-inferiority-need-not-apply/
Yeah, that link.Awesome thanks
Two Thumbs up!!evolved submitted a new Article:
'Pairing' Wrasses: That's Not How Any of this Works!
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It's a good and valid link.Evolved I can't seem to open your article is link dead?
Yea this new article link doesn't work on taptalk. Tapatalk is the only way I visit forums. O well my gf says I'm on my phone to much guess this is for the best hahaIt's a good and valid link.
I see you're on Tapatalk; that's likely the source of the issue.
Your lossYea this new article link doesn't work on taptalk. Tapatalk is the only way I visit forums. O well my gf says I'm on my phone to much guess this is for the best haha
Leopards can be the exception. Being more tolerant of one another in haremic settings.Darn, I was hoping to try a harem of 4 Leopard Wrasses one day. Would a single specimen be "happy" going it alone?