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Thank youI'd say female, but if you're trying to pair get a female and see how they act. Or get a male and him in a small critter keeper so tgey can see eachother first incase its a male but males usually have wider fins even if their longest spine is damaged
We got Spock at about 1” long and the fin has always looked that way. It rarely postures at its reflection. We had a scooter blenny that would regularly posture and strut. This mandarin does not show that behavior.Probably can’t be 100 percent certain as it looks like the dorsal was damaged at some point. When mandarins fight they will latch on to each other’s fins and rip parts off in some cases.
Beahvior wise a male may try and show off and intimidate its reflection.
Probably female then based on behaviorWe got Spock at about 1” long and the fin has always looked that way. It rarely postures at its reflection. We had a scooter blenny that would regularly posture and strut. This mandarin does not show that behavior.
I agree wtih Tamberav! Most male mandarins like myself would be strutting aroundProbably female then based on behavior
Welcome @Manny D. Mandarin! Nice to see @AlgaeBarn is letting you handle your own social media now. LOL #pods4lifeI agree wtih Tamberav! Most male mandarins like myself would be strutting around
Kids these days....We have to keep an eye on him! Sometimes he gets a little too distracted eating pods lol