-Males have longer and more "flowing" tails and fins
-Females are less bright in color than males, as males use their vibrant color to attract mates; however, do not use this as the only indicator of gender... I've seen plenty of unimpressively colored males.
-Overall, females tend to look more "stubby" than males, meaning that they have short and stockier stature, and shorter fins.
HOWEVER, whether male or female, ALL BETAS SHOULD BE EXPECTED TO FIGHT. Betas are highly aggressive with one another, and are territorial. A period of mating is not an exception, and can still result in an injured fish.
As a general rule, one beta will be healthier NOT sharing its life with another beta.
If your main concern is about your beta's happiness or you wonder whether it is lonely, ask me for more information about things you can add to a beta's tank for recreation (such as an air pump, live plants, structures to hide in, etc.). There are quite a few things that can very much add to your beta's quality of life.
the ballsack and penis
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
Different species have many different ways of being identified as male or female. In some there is no external difference at all.
Feeder fish, How do you tell male from female of the?
It depends on the species. There are at least three different species commonly called 'Gourami'. In the case of Colisia sp. and Helostoma sp. the male is much more colourfull than the female. In Trichogaster sp. the main difference is in the fins. The males have much longer flowing fins than the female.
The difference is that a female has a white bottom and a male does not.
Yes, the female clown fish is larger than the male.
Do you mean female and male? If so, then the female betta fish is smaller and less elaborate than the male.
It is almost impossible to tell the difference. Sorry!
their role in reproduction. Females lay eggs and the Males...fertilize them.
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