Barbie is on the right path. For that length they are under weight. My wife and I think the first is a female and the second might be as well. She is right more than I am these days. The cat-elog has a photo of one of our pairs for comparison. The female is obviously gravid but you can see distinct differences. We noticed the pelvic fins are curved which means female. Feed them a bit more and you might see some changes.
They are nice at that size!
Jim
Almost 3,000 gallons solely for raising and breeding Pseudacanthicus.
Spawned to date: L25, L65, L97, L114, L160, L185, L427, LDA07 and P. leopardus (L600).
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You're welcome. My input is just an opinion and I take no offense if someone disagrees. Discussion helps everyone to learn.
I use massivore as the primary food for large Pseudas. It is effective and seems to keep the waste down.
Perhaps an update to this thread in 4-5 months?
Jim
Almost 3,000 gallons solely for raising and breeding Pseudacanthicus.
Spawned to date: L25, L65, L97, L114, L160, L185, L427, LDA07 and P. leopardus (L600).
Check out my videos at: youtube.com/c/PseudaSmart
Also on Facebook. PseudaSmart (of course!)
After looking at a few more pics I agree the head is not wide enough at that size to be a male. I also feed massivore a fair bit to my L114's - its a great food.
An update in a few months would definetly be interesting
Second fish is quite thin. This is because first has grown faster now and started to be territorial. As long as second one was bigger, I've never had that problem so I've separated them now.
unfortunately we cant seem to get Repashy in New Zealand but it sounds like great food. My L114's get mainly massivore but they also seem to like a few algal wafers as well.