Festae M or F?

lyc · Mar 5, 2015

Male of Female for this 2 pcs?

[video=youtube;PdoYV7SkjUA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdoYV7SkjUA[/video]

Umbeeguy2244 · Mar 5, 2015

Male

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Freshwaterpredators · Mar 5, 2015

First one is a female, couldn't really get a look at the second but good chance that it is a male

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Rivers2k · Mar 5, 2015

I thought Females have the black bars. Is that only when breeding?

fwprawn · Mar 5, 2015

The main fish is a female. The second one - could go either way. I'm leaning towards female.

Freshwaterpredators · Mar 5, 2015

Rivers2k said:
I thought Females have the black bars. Is that only when breeding?

This is false. Here is my male

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Umbeeguy2244 · Mar 6, 2015

Hey Jason!

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duanes · Mar 6, 2015

I agree, bars have nothing to do with it. A dark area in the dorsal fin, now that usually indicates female.

Rivers2k · Mar 6, 2015

Good to know. I just got 6 juveniles hoping to grow out a singe nice fish with the black bars. I thought it had to be female good to know either can have the bars.

fwprawn · Mar 6, 2015

Please don't choose a fish based on the bars. Those can disappear overnight, all depending on the fish's mood, surroundings, etc.


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