myster619 Candiru MFK Member Aug 9, 2007 123 18 48 Sydney, Australia Jan 9, 2016 #1 Can some one please vent these two. They are 10-12cm trimacs.
myster619 Candiru MFK Member Aug 9, 2007 123 18 48 Sydney, Australia Jan 10, 2016 #2 Here is a better image
Ihsnshaik Giant Snakehead MFK Member Aug 20, 2015 4,064 1,651 149 Windy CIty Jan 10, 2016 #3 Lmao I really thought for some reason I was going on this thread to hear about venting sex
justarn Arapaima MFK Member May 24, 2011 8,740 3,357 203 42 Kent UK Jan 12, 2016 #5 Not sure, maybe male right female left... Side on view in tank is easier with centrals Imo. Iirc With trimac females almost always have a black dorsal spot right?
Not sure, maybe male right female left... Side on view in tank is easier with centrals Imo. Iirc With trimac females almost always have a black dorsal spot right?
axs377 Polypterus MFK Member Dec 17, 2006 1,020 310 92 PA Jan 12, 2016 #6 Yes female trimacs almost always have a black patch on their dorsal fin, where males do not.
axs377 Polypterus MFK Member Dec 17, 2006 1,020 310 92 PA Jan 12, 2016 #7 You can see from these guys the difference in the dorsal fin (top male, bottom female)
myster619 Candiru MFK Member Aug 9, 2007 123 18 48 Sydney, Australia Jan 14, 2016 #8 How big are yours? Here are mine from side view. They both don't show the black spot, but the smaller one shows a little black in the dorsal when it is stressed. Here is the larger one. 12cm followed by the smaller 10cm one
How big are yours? Here are mine from side view. They both don't show the black spot, but the smaller one shows a little black in the dorsal when it is stressed. Here is the larger one. 12cm followed by the smaller 10cm one
myster619 Candiru MFK Member Aug 9, 2007 123 18 48 Sydney, Australia Jan 14, 2016 #9 Here it is when stressed
justarn Arapaima MFK Member May 24, 2011 8,740 3,357 203 42 Kent UK Jan 14, 2016 #10 Probably both male on pics. Very rare to get a female without.