mgillman
10/08/2004, 07:45 PM
I have a Female GSM - about 3 inches long - living in bubble tip anemone on one side of my tank. She's been there for about 9 months. I introduced a small GSM about 1 inch long almost 2 months ago. The female chased the baby for the first week or so - but never hurt it. She then investigated the baby curiously venturing to the other side of the tank to inspect him, without bothering him. The problem is that the baby hosts in a large toadstool sarcophyton coral on one side of the tank and the female hosts in the BTA on the other side of the tank. The don't both each other.
Will they eventually "move in" together? Will the baby ever change into a female because they haven't paired up more? Or will time eventually take care of everything?
The female doesn't venture over to see the baby anymore but she doesn't bother him either. When they feed, they are near each other but basically ignore one another.
Any help?
Will they eventually "move in" together? Will the baby ever change into a female because they haven't paired up more? Or will time eventually take care of everything?
The female doesn't venture over to see the baby anymore but she doesn't bother him either. When they feed, they are near each other but basically ignore one another.
Any help?