Help sexing L091
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yayfish24
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Help sexing L091
Can I get some input on the genders of my two largest L091? I can get a few more pics if needed. I know the head shape is important.
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Jobro
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Re: Help sexing L091
You might want to add their sizes and some information on how long you have been keeping them to give us a better insight on their condition.
From what I can see I would guess two males. But I am really no expert on Leporacanthicus anyway.
From what I can see I would guess two males. But I am really no expert on Leporacanthicus anyway.
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yayfish24
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Re: Help sexing L091
I had them for 6-7 years. They are about 8" total length
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Re: Help sexing L091
Hi
Agree on 2 males, the head and general bodyshape dont fit females which should be wider at that age, assuming they are well fed. You can try to compare the base colours in your group, females tend to look more dull in saturation.
Agree on 2 males, the head and general bodyshape dont fit females which should be wider at that age, assuming they are well fed. You can try to compare the base colours in your group, females tend to look more dull in saturation.
Daniel