Caveden Redtail Catfish MFK Member Jul 21, 2020 1,752 1,985 154 24 Mar 16, 2023 #1 How do you tell? I searched but can’t find any info
kno4te MFK Moderator Staff member Global Moderator MFK Member Dec 24, 2005 18,436 20,879 480 USA Mar 17, 2023 #2 I’d it’s mala sp then shape of anal fin will help determine sex.
Caveden Redtail Catfish MFK Member Jul 21, 2020 1,752 1,985 154 24 Mar 17, 2023 #3 kno4te said: I’d it’s mala sp then shape of anal fin will help determine sex. Click to expand... What about a black wolf?
kno4te said: I’d it’s mala sp then shape of anal fin will help determine sex. Click to expand... What about a black wolf?
kno4te MFK Moderator Staff member Global Moderator MFK Member Dec 24, 2005 18,436 20,879 480 USA Mar 18, 2023 #4 Believe it’s similar. Reactions: Caveden
Caveden Redtail Catfish MFK Member Jul 21, 2020 1,752 1,985 154 24 Apr 20, 2023 #5 Can you tell what gender it is from this pic?
kno4te MFK Moderator Staff member Global Moderator MFK Member Dec 24, 2005 18,436 20,879 480 USA Apr 20, 2023 #6 Caveden said: Can you tell what gender it is from this pic? View attachment 1517283 Click to expand... Unfortunately not.
Caveden said: Can you tell what gender it is from this pic? View attachment 1517283 Click to expand... Unfortunately not.
Bsixxx Redtail Catfish MFK Member Jul 17, 2006 4,493 584 150 . Apr 20, 2023 #7 There is no current work published on sexual dimorphism in hoplis curupira but this is an article on hoplias aimara that may help. As kno4te stated with the anal fin. here is the article if youd like to explore. Confirmation of sexual dimorphism in <i>Hoplias aimara</i> (Valenciennes, 1847) (Erythrinidae: Characiformes) proposed by local expertise in Amapá, Brazil Fishes may show sexual dimorphism according to their reproductive strategies. In some species,... www.scielo.br Reactions: Caveden
There is no current work published on sexual dimorphism in hoplis curupira but this is an article on hoplias aimara that may help. As kno4te stated with the anal fin. here is the article if youd like to explore. Confirmation of sexual dimorphism in <i>Hoplias aimara</i> (Valenciennes, 1847) (Erythrinidae: Characiformes) proposed by local expertise in Amapá, Brazil Fishes may show sexual dimorphism according to their reproductive strategies. In some species,... www.scielo.br