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at what “age” does T. leeri start to show sexual dimorphism?

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    razzingone
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    Hello fish maniacs.

    I have 3 Trichopodus leeri in my tank and are living peacefully and healty. I wanted to have 2 females and 1 male, i’ve got them very young and up to this day (6 months) they still look pretty much the same, by that i mean that no one has started developing male traits. I wonder if it’s bad luck and i have 3 females or they still need some time.

    I’ve done some research and i can’t find someone who says approximatively when T. leeri starts to show sexual dimorphism. Can you help me?

    #355411

    torso
    Participant

    Hi

    Easy to answer in gerenal: it starts with half size – 6 cm – under condition, that it’s a good strain/wild caught. Bred strains from Asia can be badly miss-shaped/show stunted growth.

    How much time is needed to get that size depends on conditions they are brought up.

    Why don’t you show some pics?

    Cheers Charles

    #355414

    razzingone
    Participant

    here’s some pics (dunno why i can’t rotate them).

    They are approx. 5/6cm.4-1.jpg

     2-1.jpg

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     3-1.jpg

    #355415

    torso
    Participant

    1-2.jpg

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     3-1.jpg

     4-1.jpg

     This one could become a male

    Cheers Charles

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