Bullhead breeding size

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Bullhead breeding size

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Does anyone know for sure?
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Which species?
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Yellow bullhead.
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About 7"
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Ok. Thanks. Do you know how to tell the differences between sexes?
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Anybody?
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Post by Birger »

Use the search feature above and punch in yellow bullhead you should find the information you are after
Males have an elongate genital papilla. Breeding males have greatly expanded head muscles.
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I read the article/profile. I was told they have to have mud to breed, but that says they dig a nest. So if I give them a cave and about 4-5" of gravel/sand will they breed?

Also,how do you know how to tell if a female is ripe or just fat?
Current cat collection: 0.0.2 Noturus miurus; 0.0.1 Ameiurus natalis; 0.0.3 Otocinclus hoppei; 0.0.2 Otocinclus sp. (unknown ATM)
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And definitely planning to expand. :D
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