Pairing bi color blenny

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What's your thoughts on this I might be interested but how can u tell if it's a male or female
 
They aren't relly sexually dimorphic. Males may be larger. Best way to attempt pairing them is putting them in a small space that is divided, so they can see each other and not injure each other. Getting smallest specimens possible may help too. However, there is no guaranteeing that they don't go their own way once in the display.
 

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