Quote Originally Posted by SoLiD View Post
On a side note, it's probably not a good idea to put 2 females in the same tank. I've seen a tank with 2 female Mandarin Dragonettes a while back and I noticed that they were fine as long as they had some distance between them, but as soon as they would get near each other a fight would break out between them. Maybe the tank was too small, but I've never seen Mandarins act that way before. They may require enough space to estalish their own territory. Just thought I'd throw that in there.

-David
You and I still disagree about Beemer's gender, lol. But I truly appreciate the advice.

In this situation, I think this helps to prove my male gender theory. Beemer and this female (Beemette) got along great. They spent a lot of time together hunting in the tank and often slept next to each other at night. It really made me feel that they were two different genders.

But who knows, maybe they were a same sex couple. My tank is very open minded

But anyhoo, I have learned my lesson. No more rescuing sad looking tiny mandarins unless they are eating. I thought I could help, but I didn't