Ok ok, that title is a joke -- but it's also not.
My D. auratus "el cope" trio are approaching 2 years old and I still am debating with myself who is a boy and who is a girl.
I know for sure #1 is male (I've seen him calling), but it looks like a female (large, more arched spine). #2 is smaller (male trait), but more pear-shaped (female trait). And #3 is somewhere in between. My best guess is 2:1, since #3 more closely resembles #1, who I know is male. This all has me very confused, and a little worried, as their reclusive behavior as of late indicates possible aggression -- but I wouldn't know who is aggressing who!
Here are some pictures -- help me out dendro-experts!
My D. auratus "el cope" trio are approaching 2 years old and I still am debating with myself who is a boy and who is a girl.
I know for sure #1 is male (I've seen him calling), but it looks like a female (large, more arched spine). #2 is smaller (male trait), but more pear-shaped (female trait). And #3 is somewhere in between. My best guess is 2:1, since #3 more closely resembles #1, who I know is male. This all has me very confused, and a little worried, as their reclusive behavior as of late indicates possible aggression -- but I wouldn't know who is aggressing who!
Here are some pictures -- help me out dendro-experts!