Looking for confirmation on the sexes of these guys- myself and a few other people think all of them are male, but I was told that the stubby-bristled/tentacled fellows could very well be female. I had a definite female that sadly perished, leaving behind two female-less males; but recently got an opportunity to get a probable pair from someone local- I received one that was 100% male (Hazel Aquatics line), and one probable (?) female; i.e. one with oddly stubby bristles (from Freshwater Exotics).
Both of the 100% males (apparently both might be from Hazel Aquatics?) look like this, with a nice set of bristles/tentacles.
This is the stubby one I got myself from Freshwater Exotics as a male:
This is the stubby one I got today:
Sexing L159?
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Sexing L159?
"If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it's probably some sort of mutated goose, in today's day and age..."
- Fallen_Leaves16
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- Location 1: Charlotte, NC
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Re: Sexing L159?
Another pic of the new stubby-tentacled one:
I can get pics of the vents if needed. Forgot to take vent pics earlier when I had the chance
Picture quality's absolutely awful; sorry about that. Not sure how to fix it, either...I can get pics of the vents if needed. Forgot to take vent pics earlier when I had the chance
"If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it's probably some sort of mutated goose, in today's day and age..."