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Old 10-09-2012, 12:22 AM
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then you probably have 2 females. Because the female is dominant, not the male.

An ultra aggressive male is probably a female, not a male.

It is against nature for a male to dominate a female so very very unlikely, and especially very very unlikely that the female would submit to a male, again it is against nature.

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I have had a full grown female ocellaris now for about 4 years. In that span, she's gone through 3 husbands--all have committed suicide by jumping. I don't know if she's that hard to live with or what. Early this summer I decided to try one more time and bought an ultra aggressive male from a fellow reefer that is half her size. As soon as he was released and they came together, he showed his dominance over her and she responded by turning on her side and letting him take control. Quite interesting to watch a new fsh do this to another that has been in my tank so long.
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