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Is there a simple way of doing this?
All of the D. filamentosa I see at the LFSs are small and do not show any signs of sex (that I can tell).
One of the LFS that I work for placed 3 juvies in a 10gal shallow open top show tank. One showed male within days and the other two showed nothing. He was taken home by an employee and within days of his departure the other two showed male. I took the larger brighter of the last two. Now the last one is alone and the 3 males are in need of mates. They have quite a few juvies in stock but sexing is the issue.
thanks in advance,
-Kyle
All of the D. filamentosa I see at the LFSs are small and do not show any signs of sex (that I can tell).
One of the LFS that I work for placed 3 juvies in a 10gal shallow open top show tank. One showed male within days and the other two showed nothing. He was taken home by an employee and within days of his departure the other two showed male. I took the larger brighter of the last two. Now the last one is alone and the 3 males are in need of mates. They have quite a few juvies in stock but sexing is the issue.
thanks in advance,
-Kyle