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I bought another Platy because i thought my lone Platy needed a friend (my classic excuse for getting a fish). I have noticed one seems to follow the other around and it was only just this morning that i realized I have male and female. Could they possibly be breeding?
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It may be a pair. You can quickly tell a male platy from a female by looking at the anal fin. I don't have pictures of platy for sexing but this is a close relative that you can tell the same way. This is a male with the anal fin changed into a long thin member that is used to impregnate a female.
![]() This is a female of the same species with the typical triangular anal fin of a female. ![]() I hope this helps you be able to tell what sex platy that you are dealing with.
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