5teady_2012
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Seems as this question gets asked a awful lot.
I decided to do a topic on it with pictures for all the common livebearers rather than just one.
I have included pictures of the following - Guppy, endler, swordtail, molly, platy.
This is also good the newcomers so if they want a specific sex from the shop, they can identify them themselves.
Side notes:
Endlers and guppy males - are the ones who have the colour all over them.
Females endlers - are all one colour (dull)
Female guppys - though do get colour on thier Caudal and dorsal fin.
Swordtail males - have the sword growing out of the Caudal
Both female and male - platys, swordtails, and mollies all come in different varietys of colour.
Now the male as a gonopodium, this is a pointed fin near the anal area.
The female however as a anal fin.
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Here are the pictures to help you see.
Guppys
Endlers
Swordtails
Mollies
Platys
Hope you find this thread very helpful.
I decided to do a topic on it with pictures for all the common livebearers rather than just one.
I have included pictures of the following - Guppy, endler, swordtail, molly, platy.
This is also good the newcomers so if they want a specific sex from the shop, they can identify them themselves.
Side notes:
Endlers and guppy males - are the ones who have the colour all over them.
Females endlers - are all one colour (dull)
Female guppys - though do get colour on thier Caudal and dorsal fin.
Swordtail males - have the sword growing out of the Caudal
Both female and male - platys, swordtails, and mollies all come in different varietys of colour.
Now the male as a gonopodium, this is a pointed fin near the anal area.
The female however as a anal fin.
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Here are the pictures to help you see.
Guppys
Endlers
Swordtails
Mollies
Platys
Hope you find this thread very helpful.