Recent content by dman17878

Thanks for answering my question . This originated with the shipping loss of my male crosshatch, the female is about 3.5-4" long and from looking at marine centers site "MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED CROSSHATCH TRIGGER QUESTION: Everyone wants small male crosshatch for his or her reef tank. Good luck...

FYI, neither simultaneous nor sequential hermaphrodism occurs within the family Balistidae. Where did you find this Info ive been looking and cant find where its from

Is there anyway to tell if a 4" crosshatch is a male or female? They are suppose to be diamorphic. But its also said that males dont exist in this size or do they actualy mean that its impossable to tell the difference at this size?