3 looks a male to me.

I would say it's a young male.

The one on the left could be a female. They look very healthy. Good luck on breeding them.

They look nice!

If you are willing to take the risks, you will need to pay extra attention to monitor your fish including sunken eyes, sunken bellies, color shading, losing fins and so on. As far as treatments, it's hard to say without identifying the problems first. I also recommend getting F1s from yor local bree...

a couple months ago, I just lost my breeding trio. I'm sharing the pain with you.

They are pretty. Keep up your excellent work and you will see some zebie fries soon.

1 & 2 are males and 3 is too young to sex yet.

I like to see some pics as well.

Hi I don’t know if this has happened to anyone. I thought that my Zeb tank was looking empty so I decided to place some Neon’s ok 20 of them they were small 1cm in size into my zebra pleco tank. The next morning i went to have a look and do my daily maintance on the tank and there were only 5 neon’...

If your male is younger or newly paired with a female, he might keep his fries longer. I remember one of my males kept his fries up to 4 weeks. I found that those fries come out and look for food when lights off and swim back to their dad's cave once lights on. I have a few fries have done that even...

Congradulations!

both are males.

jerry58 wrote:Hi
Thanks for that TWINSPOTS_GOBY I was not sure if it was looking a bit snubnose or not,can you tell at this stage and thanks for the info have put small piece of wood for it to hide under.

Thanks Jerry

I looks fine to me. It might be the angle of your picture taken.

Looks just fine. You might wanna provide him a hiding place. a piece of driftwood or a slate rock will be fine. He looks very charming!