1 male, 1 transitional male, 1 female.I recently acquired this cirrhilabrus jordani trio as a male and 2 females at a fairly good price. I'm wondering though if I truly ended up with 2 males and a female (or possibly a male, female and a transitioning female). Confirmation would be greatly appreciated.
Looks like C. katoi to me.
Got her in West palm beach, FL as a mislabeled "pink flanked wrasse" 29.99 HaHa
Please tell me it's what I think it is!? She had internals, prazipro did the trick and now she's eating every girl and gaining the weight back.
Yup.Cf cyanopleaura?
Yeah, that's katoi.
What stage is this cf in? Curious as mine still has blue but a bright red head.Do you own a magic 8 ball?
But really, it's that uncertain. You'll find out!
That's tough. Something of the rubriventralis complex. Juvi, obviously.
Transitional male.
So kwazulu then...Another image. I should disclose I know the identity, though there's not one yet
Right, that would be my guess then too.
Exactly the same situation as above. Something of the rubriventralis complex.How about this guy? Sorry for the weak pics!
Transitional male. Don't pair them up, females can be pretty aggressive and attack and kill a male. Just keep it with another species of fairy or flasher wrasse to get the most out of displays and colors.Sorry for the bad pic. I sure it's a lineatus but wondering if you can tell what stage it's in and if I want to pair up what the best route to go
