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no idea also,but the male come in black and red colour..female only show yellow and black..
Just wondering if there's a reason for them to be sold in pairs?
no idea also,but the male come in black and red colour..female only show yellow and black..
The juggling apprentice fish
The yellow and black striped ones are the males... The female is the grayish overall with red and blue markings on the face (I think, if I remember correctly)...
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i see i see.. thank you for correction..Originally Posted by Justikanz
The yellow and black striped ones are the males... The female is the grayish overall with red and blue markings on the face (I think, if I remember correctly)...
Last edited by Justikanz; 7th Jul 2006 at 14:34.
Thanks for the info on the gender
So are those sold in pairs a male and a female?
both of them are pack in the same bag..
I happen to see them sold individually at San Aquatic, but I did not ask for the price. They are been kept in a tank with alot of small pvc pipes, where they are hiding alone in each tube.
I forgot to add that K&K at Tampines is selling another type of blenny, less colourful but just as interesting for $1.50. Hopefully someone here who has gone there can ID them.
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