Aggression Between 2 Female Blue Star Leopard Wrasses

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Oddly enough, it stopped? Very bizarre.
 
And was perfect for two months and resumed all out war this week

Larger looks like a very boldly colored female but still female.
 
I saw similar aggression with 2 blue star leopards when I bought them about 8 months ago. Eventually they settled down. They are still both doing fine and both are still females. I guess the moral of the story is that there are no hard rules in this hobby.
 
I saw similar aggression with 2 blue star leopards when I bought them about 8 months ago. Eventually they settled down. They are still both doing fine and both are still females. I guess the moral of the story is that there are no hard rules in this hobby.
 
Update, looks like I have a transition on my hands now.

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