Source for Dispar Anthias?

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that look like this?:

i haven't had much luck finding a big 'supermale' type like this

can anyone point me in the right direction? thanks much

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You don't need to buy a male, one of the dominant females will change sex. This was a female.

 
You don't need to buy a male, one of the dominant females will change sex. This was a female.

Luisra is 100% correct. One of my females has also changed into the "supermale". They are very cool fish, especially in groups.
 
I've been looking around to add some more fishes since I haven't added a fish in more than 6 months now. I might have to add a trio of these Mike. Thanks.

do you still have your Lyretails? originally, I was thinking a trio of Lyretail and Bartlett's. since the Lyretail's are the easiest, I was going to try them out first and a few months after that, go with Bartlett's. now, I'm thinking Dispar's. gotta do more research on them though. also need to find out if Dispar's and Bartlett's can co exist together. sorry to hijack your thread. LoL.
 

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