gmneil
New member
i have 3 banggi's that are about the same size , one is a pair that keep producing eggs, hopefully this time the male holds on to them.
the third i am starting to think is a male as well i have the seperated with a see thru divider in the same tank. however the female seems to be showing interest thru the divider to the other banggi (the one that isnt holding eggs)
this is leading me to believe that my odd banggi is a male,
so my question is what could i do to mark the femal so i can distinguish the difference, i would like to get her to produce eggs with both males. but you can not tell the difference if the male is not holding eggs.
i was thinking possibly cutting the tip of a fin,but i decided against this because i dont want to hurt the fish. is there any other way to mark the banggi?
any ideas would be great.
the third i am starting to think is a male as well i have the seperated with a see thru divider in the same tank. however the female seems to be showing interest thru the divider to the other banggi (the one that isnt holding eggs)
this is leading me to believe that my odd banggi is a male,
so my question is what could i do to mark the femal so i can distinguish the difference, i would like to get her to produce eggs with both males. but you can not tell the difference if the male is not holding eggs.
i was thinking possibly cutting the tip of a fin,but i decided against this because i dont want to hurt the fish. is there any other way to mark the banggi?
any ideas would be great.
