Male or female L046?
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Male or female L046?
Hello,
Can someone tell me if this Zebra is male or female?
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Can someone tell me if this Zebra is male or female?
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Pretty hard to tell with those pics but from this pic i see no whiskers etc so i would say female, why not join us as http://www.zebrapleco.com also?
Lots of L046 Zebra Pleco's, L129, L199, Some cory's, some shrimps, cardinals, glass cats etc
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Yeah, I know, and it is an indicator, when the fish are in condition and in comparing them to other fish in the group, IF they are mature. It is not always a tell, as the colored or white L260 stomachs does not always hold 100%, but in general is a good rule of thumb. The pictures in this thread make it very difficult to determine the exact curvature of the pectoral fins and aren't clear enough to really judge by the odontodal growth, IMO. I'm not comfortable just guessing when I can't see the things I use to determine the differences clearly. I just don't want Rene to get rid of a fish that could potentially be a female because it's coloration is darker.
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