Green Terror

Yeah...I'm starting to think female again now. It depends which photos I look at. I wanted to give it a mate but I still don't know what to get.
 
After a closer inspection it has the body shape of a female,
Lacking the nucal hump, but then again it could be juvinile.
But the colours are telling me male,
females are usually quite dark, whilst males are brighter,
And the colours on its body seem quite bright.

Have you got any more pictures for us to compare?
 
S/he looks the same in all the pictures, but not as metallic in real life.

I've been comparing him/her to photos I've found on the web. Some females I've seen are really uncolourful but others look identical to mine. I guess I'll leave it a few more months till it matures fully.
 
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I'm in two minds as to whether my green terror is male or female. It's tail fin is the colour of a male, but it's lacking a humped forehead and doesn't seem as metalic as the pictures of the other males I've seen. It's about 5 inches long.

What do you reckon?
If its dorsal tracer reaches the tip of its cordal then its male,the female often has no dorsal tracer at all and turns very dark in colour when aggrivated
 
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I'm in two minds as to whether my green terror is male or female. It's tail fin is the colour of a male, but it's lacking a humped forehead and doesn't seem as metalic as the pictures of the other males I've seen. It's about 5 inches long.

What do you reckon?
100% female fully grown and she will turn very dark in colour when introduced to a mature male of similar size.
 

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