Gender verification
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The natural colored Rocio (JD) is a male.
Because your Paratilapia is still immature, its a bit too early to tell if it is male or female. When mature (and if an alpha in the tank) males will usually get a steep profile like the one below.
below is a female
Others will need to chime in on the Andinoacara, and blue demp
Because your Paratilapia is still immature, its a bit too early to tell if it is male or female. When mature (and if an alpha in the tank) males will usually get a steep profile like the one below.
below is a female
Others will need to chime in on the Andinoacara, and blue demp
The shape of the forehead on the rivulatus makes me think it's male. The jack Dempsey is male. I don't know about the ebjd. I don't know if they're dimorphic or not.
The GT and the JD's are male IMO. Terrible pic of the GT but that's a wicked head bump I can still see it from the side.
The GT and the JD's are male IMO. Terrible pic of the GT but that's a wicked head bump I can still see it from the side.
The GT and the JD's are male IMO. Terrible pic of the GT but that's a wicked head bump I can still see it from the side.
The GT and the JD's are male IMO. Terrible pic of the GT but that's a wicked head bump I can still see it from the side.
Ya, the GT pic is fuzzy. This is all done on my phone since I don't have an actual camera =S but he had the largest nuchal hump in the tank when we got him, he's like 3" right now. Notice the back dorsal fin on the EBJD. From what I've been reading on other fish, it's "long flowiness" makes me think male. Unless I've got that part all wrong?
