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Hiya Don't know much about Goldish but I think females are deeper in the body than the males but hard to tell I think have a look at this site http://www.bristol-aquarists.org.uk/.../sexing-fs.htm I know tropical fish which I keep need the right water conditions to breed maybe goldfish are the same. ALthough if you've had the 10 years you are keeping them well their water conditions must suit them - if you try changing the water too much the results may not be favourable fish are sometimes tough to keep. Best of luck. Karen Karen |
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Sexing goldfish is quite difficult by just looking at a photo. Have a good look at the tail end. Do you see a opening, do you see a little tube at any time? I'm better with tropical marine or fresh water (tropical) but Darryle will be here tonight and given the fact he has worked in a fish shop for 3 years I'm sure he will be able to help. Be on about 7ish. |
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hey its darryle here am at mums with gold fish the only real way to sex thm is by waiting until may/june lol males get what apears to b white spot on the gils, this is infact there spurs they use for fighting and mating they use thm to drive the female lol that is the only way u can tell by looking im afraid lol |
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