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In the wild groups number in the dozens or more, so there are enough distractions and space to survive. In many cases in aquaria the new male has more vigor and does away with the super male.Aren't sub males and males in transition still common in groups ? In that situation wouldn't the super male still be dominant enough to avoid death?
True, but males can be pretty bold with food, so catching one during feeding usually isn't too difficult. They also get pretty distracted by their reflection in a mirror, so they can often be caught while displaying and distracted.The only problem is you can't frag wrasses [emoji16]
Yes, but will switch; not might.tread carefully with them as they might switch
Yes again, but as TJ point's out there's a lot more distractions, plus there's the space of the ocean to swim and/or hide if need be.Aren't sub males and males in transition still common in groups ?