J jconley Feeder Fish MFK Member May 4, 2005 1,532 10 0 Columbia, MD May 16, 2007 #1 What is the most reliable way to do this? Besides waiting to see who lays the eggs of course. I have always had trouble sexing these fish.
What is the most reliable way to do this? Besides waiting to see who lays the eggs of course. I have always had trouble sexing these fish.
barley pop Jack Dempsey MFK Member Oct 14, 2006 1,082 2 38 IL May 16, 2007 #2 the female will have a black spot on her dorsal fin and usually more orange in her belly area
J jconley Feeder Fish MFK Member May 4, 2005 1,532 10 0 Columbia, MD May 17, 2007 #3 I have also been told that the females will have a larger black spot on the gill plates than the males, any truth to this?
I have also been told that the females will have a larger black spot on the gill plates than the males, any truth to this?
barley pop Jack Dempsey MFK Member Oct 14, 2006 1,082 2 38 IL May 17, 2007 #4 jconley;865214; said: I have also been told that the females will have a larger black spot on the gill plates than the males, any truth to this? Click to expand... yep... just looked at mine and she has one and he does not.
jconley;865214; said: I have also been told that the females will have a larger black spot on the gill plates than the males, any truth to this? Click to expand... yep... just looked at mine and she has one and he does not.
J jconley Feeder Fish MFK Member May 4, 2005 1,532 10 0 Columbia, MD May 17, 2007 #5 Cool.... thanks for the info!
dovii88 Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 21, 2005 3,245 4 0 37 rhode island of course May 17, 2007 #6 yeah the black spots is the best way