Male blue or green mandarin

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Does anyone know where to buy a blue or green male Mandarin? Emphasis on the male. I think they are prettier as I would assume most people do. Everywhere I look online either doesn't specify or the ones that do, are sold out. Any help is appreciated
 
I would reach out to some of the online retailers, some of them do take special requests for stuff like that, especially for easily sexed fish like mandarins. IMO, local would be your best bet for something as specific as that though.
 
Unfortunately I think they are one of the only online vendors that sells sexed mandarins. Everywhere else online you could reach out but I am guessing they won't be able to guarantee a male.

I am guessing @Biota_Marine will have them back in stock sooner rather than later as they seem to come back in stock rather quickly.
 
Unfortunately I think they are one of the only online vendors that sells sexed mandarins. Everywhere else online you could reach out but I am guessing they won't be able to guarantee a male.

I am guessing @Biota_Marine will have them back in stock sooner rather than later as they seem to come back in stock rather quickly.
We should have another batch up next week
 
Appreciate it. Hoping they have bigger than 1/2 and 3/4in ones lol...I found another place that specifies gender and they are also a little bigger (which I would prefer) but they quarantine as well so much more expensive
I got a male and female pair and I lost the female but the male was 3/4-1 inch and had him for 5-6 months now and he's fully grown. The female was super small. So small it wouldn't have shocked me if a hermit crab got her while sleeping or she went into overflow and died in the sump (ripped sump apart and couldn't find her)
 

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