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  • newb
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    too tired now...call you tomorrow night.

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  • FrontosaurusRex
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    Originally posted by newb View Post
    next time Im over there we can take a look at at least of them...I could guess for now and then do it again later on and see how accurate I was.
    Thats cool with me. Come over right now. I'm bored. Or i'll be home all day tomorrow doing water change and possible rescape. I think i'm gonna pick up some black beauty sand for my tank.

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  • newb
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    next time Im over there we can take a look at at least of them...I could guess for now and then do it again later on and see how accurate I was.

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  • FrontosaurusRex
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    Originally posted by Zulaab View Post
    You can take a guess at 1.5 yrs old.. you are going to have to wait until they are 36 months as they mature around 36-40 months of age.
    Geez, these fish take forever to mature. Guess I'll have to wait. I'd rather be positive than guess. Thanks for the advice everyone.

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  • Zulaab
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    You can take a guess at 1.5 yrs old.. you are going to have to wait until they are 36 months as they mature around 36-40 months of age.

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  • newb
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    So proper venting should be at about what age? I think his are almost a year and a half...not positive on that though.

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  • myjohnson
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    Almost 4 years before they can breed man.

    Originally posted by newb View Post
    at what size are fronts good to vent? If they are big enough...I could give it a try. it was pretty obvious with my petros.

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  • bethesdaboy
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    its not a size thing but rather if they are mature enough.

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  • newb
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    at what size are fronts good to vent? If they are big enough...I could give it a try. it was pretty obvious with my petros.

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  • RonR.
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    try this link:



    I netted a male, looked at its sex organ and any other front that looked the same was a male. Any front that looked different (and had a larger bottom hole) was a female.

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  • myjohnson
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    Tell Randell to do it for you. If he can vent tropheus then fronts should be simple.

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  • FrontosaurusRex
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    Originally posted by armthehomeless View Post
    I have no expeirence venting frontosa, but I thought this website explained it pretty well.
    http://frontosa.com/viewtopic.php?t=1355
    Dude, thank you so much for this link. I had no idea this site existed. The info was very useful, I think my eyes must suck because I cant vent my fish to save my life. I am now a member of the new site (dont worry, its not like I'm cheating on the Box...)

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  • cichlid1409
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    have you already tried to do it? practice makes perfect. the males urogenital opening is more triangular and the females is more rounded.

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  • armthehomeless
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    I have no expeirence venting frontosa, but I thought this website explained it pretty well.

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  • FrontosaurusRex
    started a topic Need help venting Frontosa

    Need help venting Frontosa

    I was wondering if anybody on here knows how to properly vent a Frontosa. I think my guys are about the right size for venting and I wanted to know the ratio of them. I've read article after article, watched a YouTube video and I still dont get it. Can anybody help me?
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