New to flowerhorn/fh breeding.

[Teddyb420]

Hey guys I got a flowerhorn from my LFS which was told to me as a male as he had KOK in 2" and had long find and had no mark on dorsal fin, Then also it came out as a female and payed eggs thought it looked like a male FH.

Do you have a picture of it ?

 

[Aquatank]

Here are some pics

 

[Teddyb420]

B

Here are some pics

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but that really doesn't look like a female to me, from what I've seen everywhere, that's a female.

 

[Aquatank]

B

but that really doesn't look like a female to me, from what I've seen everywhere, that's a female.

I basically didn't understood what you said.

 

[Teddyb420]

I basically didn't understood what you said.

I apologize, should've read what I typed before I posted. Stupid autocorrect I meant to say it really looks like a female to me.

 

[Brandonclark88]

I agree with that being female. Typically you'll only see a black spot on the dorsal on a male if there is a double flower row. I'd agree you have a male and female RD. Let them settle in for a couple of weeks like manmade said. Don't rush things. When they're ready to spawn she will still drop her tube and lay even if the male isn't on her side. Man mades suggestion is the safest way to get them to spawn. Both males and female can be unpredictable, especially during spawning with agression so it's best to be cautious.

 

[Teddyb420]

I agree with that being female. Typically you'll only see a black spot on the dorsal on a male if there is a double flower row. I'd agree you have a male and female RD. Let them settle in for a couple of weeks like manmade said. Don't rush things. When they're ready to spawn she will still drop her tube and lay even if the male isn't on her side. Man mades suggestion is the safest way to get them to spawn. Both males and female can be unpredictable, especially during spawning with agression so it's best to be cautious.

Thank you will do ✌