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For those of you who keep C. Cyanea, will adding 2 females at the same time lead to one changing to a male? If not, will 2 females fight?
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Chrysiptera cyanea?
Generally, if you have 2 females, one changes sex and becomes the male.
Fighting is kind of part of the sex change process. The dominant female will become the male, the submissive stays female.
Clownfish are the weird ones who have it in reverse. The predominant direction of sex change with reef fish and especially damselfish is from female to male.Interesting, that's the opposite of clownfish. They are juveniles or male and the dominant male becomes the female and the male is submissive.
Clownfish are the weird ones who have it in reverse. The predominant direction of sex change with reef fish and especially damselfish is from female to male.