Difficult. Some of the fish don't look very well and need some TLC and good feeding.
I think you have all males. Look out for no1, he's in a bad way. He's very thin and looks like his scales are a bit set. He's had quite a rough time I think......

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Nice fish

I think the 2 on the far right are both females (top and bottom one). Maybe the one on the far left as well (bottom left).
The others are males imo

Your first fish is NOT a L260 but an L411. It is a female. Female L260 have a white belly (typical for the species).

Then I would say:
2 = female L260
3 = male L260
4 = male L260
5 = dominant male L260

Lovely pics

A nice pair

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Congratulations

Beautiful

Saw the male outside his cave this morning.............no eggs anymore

Unbelievable :|
I've been working on my tanks for the last 5 days. Tank by tank I've moved the fish and divided the tank into sections with glass panels.
My zebra's haven't been breeding for the past 7 weeks or so. Didn't look like they would either. So yesterday I moved them as last ones and ...

Looks very nice
Lots of caves and hiding places for your fish. I think they will thank you for that!
How many fish have you got in there?

Looking at you original post , my wc zebs took over a year to produce their first spawn

Funny, that's exactly the way I work with my fish. I keep a group and let them decide witch partner they would like to bond with. Then I separate the breeding fish from the excess fish.
Doing notting more than provide a good home

Mij wc adults are at least 10 years old