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Old 08-05-2012, 08:27 AM   #1 (permalink)
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hi I recently got this jin kang flowerhorn an I wanted to know the sex of it. Its currently 6ins from nose to tail. I have it in with a jack dempsy at the moment but only because my other 340ltr is still cycling. The pics of it are in my gallery not sure how to post in thread!
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I could not say for sure based on a pic but if you twist my arm I would guess female, small hump for six inches and looks like a lot of girth on the underside. again just a guess based on a pic.
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Thankyou. Thats what I thought but from what i've read JK flowerhorn dont get huge humps just to confuse things more!!
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