Do I have 1 males and 2 female Corydoras gossei
Posted: 27 Dec 2008, 03:33
I have 3 Corydoras gossei, they are approx 5 cm long.
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https://planetcatfish.com/forum/
Now I have approx 20 of 1 day old gossei. Looks like at least one of them is a male.jar wrote:I have 50+ gossei about 4 months old, starting to look like they are big enough to be sold but of course it probably will be another 6 months until they will think about breeding.
The ventral fins on the Gossei make it fairly easy to distinguish gender, but at this age its difficult to be 100% accurate.
1. I don't agree - the fullness of the belly indicates a female.unotim123 wrote:I think the one in red circle can be male.
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/5336/cor11ya2.jpg
You understood me wrong.Softak wrote that."Now I have approx 20 of 1 day old gossei. Looks like at least one of them is a male."And after that I think one of them must be male.Then,I guess it.I dont oppose İan Fuller.I know he is the best corykeeper.It was only a guess.MatsP wrote:1. I don't agree - the fullness of the belly indicates a female.unotim123 wrote:I think the one in red circle can be male.
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/5336/cor11ya2.jpg
2. You are disagreeing with Ian Fuller, who has written several books on the subject of Corydoras - yes, he gets things wrong at times, but I don't think he's wrong at this point.
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Mats
Ah, yes - of course - there must be a male if there are fry! Sorry, I misunderstood - and of course it must be one of those times when Ian is wrong.unotim123 wrote:You understood me wrong.Softak wrote that."Now I have approx 20 of 1 day old gossei. Looks like at least one of them is a male."And after that I think one of them must be male.Then,I guess it.I dont oppose İan Fuller.I know he is the best corykeeper.It was only a guess.