Leaning malebut black on dorsal fin (won't sit for pic though). Any help would be apprecialted
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Festae gender question
- Thread starter RangerBlue381
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From your 2nd set of pics, I see the appearance of dark color in the dorsal suggesting female.
But I doubt that it will show true colors in a light blue tank.
Those kinds of surroundings will tend to wash out any real colors, now if that is a temporary quarantine no big deal, but if you want it to look natural, it needs a darker floor and back, and lots of cover to give security.
But I doubt that it will show true colors in a light blue tank.
Those kinds of surroundings will tend to wash out any real colors, now if that is a temporary quarantine no big deal, but if you want it to look natural, it needs a darker floor and back, and lots of cover to give security.
That eas a pic from the store. Eerything was definitely male. She is now home and definitely coloring up
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And the fact that two minutes in she is dancing around with my male flowerhorn is a good sign.
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See this is why it's so confusing to sex festae cichlids, this one has the black dorsal with Spangling on the fins , wtf
After you raise and growout a few hundred it will be much easier to see differences
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