Here are a few pictures of my Meleagris Leopard. I find that this species is really beautiful, if more common than other leopards. Leopards are sensitive fish initially. Live food, or a lot of pods is a must to acclimated new one successfully. Once established, they are trouble free and can compete with the fastest of the wrasses for food. I had my oldest Meleagris for almost 1 years. I think he seem to be in the initial phase as I search for information, but have been like this for months. Obvious different than my smaller one. The smaller one is about 2 inches and the larger is about 3 inches. I show pictures of the same side of the larger one, which show the changing of the spots, only a little so far. I just measure the wrasse and adjust the estimate size up a little.
Larger one on 6/24/2019
Larger one on 10/22/2019
Both on 4/5/2020
Smaller one on 4/5/2020
Larger one on 6/24/2019
Larger one on 10/22/2019
Both on 4/5/2020
Smaller one on 4/5/2020
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