Red1313

I was looking at my girl today and got kinda curious. How do you tell females apart. With males it's pretty easy it tell a vail-tail from a crown-tail ect. But most of the females that I've seen don't seem to display any distinguishable fin types. I'm pretty sure that their are female fin types (even if they're not displayed) for breeding anyway. Unless the gene for the tail is on the fish equivalent of the y chromasome.... but I don't think that's the case.

Edit: Question in plain to the point english is how do you tell a female betta's fin type.

Lucy

At the risk of embarrassing prissy once again lol..... you can see her ovapositor, the white spot on on her belly.

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Red1313

ummm....
I'm not female betta expert so sounding like an idiot...
her what?

Edit: ok I get it now. but what does that have to do with fin type?

Butterfly

Her breeding tube looks like a little white pimple .
Carol

Lucy

Duh, nothing. I misunderstood your post. I exposed her for nothing! Ahhhhhhh lol

Red1313

I don't think that she'll mind to much. She's gorgeous enough to make up for little imperfections.


My girl's cute b/c she's so little but she doesn't have much color yet. Also her fins are the only part that is colored.... buts that off topic.

Lucy

Thanks! It's your thread, I think you're allowed to go OT. lol

Your original question is a good one. I hope someone can answer for you.

Shawnie

poor prissy...between her and rafikki, they are going to disown us LOL