Lineatus Wrasse

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I have a female Lineatus wrasse that I bought about 8 months ago in hopes it turns to male and it is showing no signs of changing to a male.

Would I be better off just buying a terminal male and putting it with the female, or get another smaller female to force one to turn male?
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Does this one look 100% female or do you think it started its transotion? Would hate to buy a male to find this one is a submale and lose one of them
Don’t see any transition, but getting a second female would help and be less expensive.
 
Does this one look 100% female or do you think it started its transotion? Would hate to buy a male to find this one is a submale and lose one of them
It looks like its just a female to me. But they can change at any time once they reach adulthood.
 

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