The line between the pelvic fins and anal fin is accurate, but you need to have a group of fish. When I bred angel fish commercially we used to put up about 20 pairs at a time and sexed the fish this way we would get about 90% success rate. The stories about angels being in bonded pairs, I don't go along with, we would select the fish we wanted to bred together and away they would go. All the adult fish were just kept in bare 1000 liter holding tanks until we wanted them to spawn, then pairs were moved to 80 liter tanks for spawning.Not all males get the rounded forehead. True, if you see one with a rounded forehead you can be reasonably assured that it is a male. The only way to tell for sure is to observe their breeding tubes.