Hand Feeding a clown loach?
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You know, I've been curious as to how to tell the genders of clown loaches. What would you look for to determine this?Emma Turner wrote:mamaschild, do you happen to have a side-on pic of Albert? It is just that due to the bulky size of him, I have been wondering for a while if in fact, 'he' is a 'she' (Alberta? ).....
I always love seeing that hand feeding pic though!
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Well, it is not 100% guaranteed, and really only possible with large adult specimens. A female of the same age and length would be much 'taller in the body' and much have a much rounder abdomen. There is a bit of speculation about the tips of the tails, but I'm not so sure about that. I believe that the males have much larger and more deeply forked tails though. If you think about Carp (also from the Order Cypriniformes) the females are noticeably fuller-bodied.Kitishane wrote: You know, I've been curious as to how to tell the genders of clown loaches. What would you look for to determine this?
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