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I think I just found a match? Is this right?
 
You have the regional variant of a male C. lubbocki from Cebu in the Philippines. The one you have been told is a female is the more widespread variety.
 
Ok that's good to know.. I'll take that.. But the wife was happy when we thought it was a female. Lol

She doesnt need to know its not a female.
 
So question. I know a hear a lot of people say they feed multiple times a day their fish. I get it with dry food in an auto feeder. But when it comes to frozen food how us everyone doing it? I know with me i work from 7am until 7-9pm depending if i have to work late or not. And my lights r on from 2pm-11pm so i can at least see my fish each day. But its usually dusk in the tank when i get home.


Do what will make you happy.
 
yeah it's definitely a female lubbock, i just got one myself this week.
they're not seen as often as the males.

i got a pylei and possum couple weeks back as well.
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Nice!
 
Lol... Some how she found out that it was a male. Now I have to find a female by force..

I would recommend a female of another species of flasher or fairy wrasse. Wrasses arent a truly paired fish, rather the role of male and female is dominance based, o a female of another species has a much better chance of not being harassed too badly.
 

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