My next question is at what size are you able to start sexing Royal Whiptails?
S. Panamense
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motagaz
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S. Panamense
Wow! You guys here are really helpful and it is much appreciated
My next question is at what size are you able to start sexing Royal Whiptails?
My next question is at what size are you able to start sexing Royal Whiptails?
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Re: S. Panamense
About 10cm/4" total length [not counting fin filaments] or so, in general - perhaps a bit larger for the species that grows a bit larger than the "commonly available" .
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Re: S. Panamense
Thanks!