i thinks its only for gold fish
Yes it is because for tropical fish the males fin on their tummies are smaller than the females
Males are usually bigger and more brightly coloured, while the females are generally duller and smaller. For example, male betas are very colourful and have the pretty tail, where as the females do not. You can also look at the dorsal fin ( on the top of the fish ); males have bigger fins than the females. Hope this helps.
In several species, the female is actually generally larger to accommodate a large clutch of eggs, although the male is generally more colourful during mating season, even in these species.
~Males have bumps on their heads, and females do not. La de da da da....... Woooo weeeee!!!! that is not true because i just bought 150 fish at the store, and they all have bumps on their heads.
i really just bought 150 fish!!!!!!!!!!......................ia l
Well if we are referring to Betta fish a female is generally smaller and there will be a white dot on her "chest" the bottom of the fish. A male will be bigger and not have this white dot. Hope this is helpful.
The male fish is usually bigger than a female fish!!!!!
Female fish are slightly fatter then male fish and have a small white dot by pubic areas
Feeder fish, How do you tell male from female of the?
You can tell a male angel fish from a female one by all the colorful stripes it has. [the male one]
their bellies
By performing an experiment
The male is larger and has much larger fins and much showier, brighter colours than the female who is quite a drab little fish.
you can tell if one of the female fish has a puffy stomach a female has a big shape of a V and a male has a smaller one.
While the fish is swimming, look at the fin on the top of their body. If it's tall then it's male if it is short , it's a female.
The male of the species has brighter colours and is a much larger fish than the female
if it is beautiful it is female.if it is handsome or ugly it is male
in male fighter fish there is very deep colour and in female there is very fead colour female have a egg sack but males dont have
bass clef its obvious
youre axolotile is a male it will have lumps on the side of it at the back