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- How do you determine sex of peacocks?
How do you determine sex of peacocks?
11 years 4 months ago #28996
by BCParker
Replied by BCParker on topic Re: How do you determine sex of peacocks?
some better pics:
got to be female right? only females hold?
will females spawn and hold eggs for a few days with no male around? or does process of elimination make this smaller, less colorful, less aggressive one with no egg spots the male?
will know for sure if the eggs hatch I guess.
got to be female right? only females hold?
will females spawn and hold eggs for a few days with no male around? or does process of elimination make this smaller, less colorful, less aggressive one with no egg spots the male?
will know for sure if the eggs hatch I guess.
11 years 4 months ago - 11 years 4 months ago #28991
by BCParker
How do you determine sex of peacocks? was created by BCParker
Before they color up?
Can females have egg spots on the **** fin? Will females dig a pit in the sand or is that a male only behavior?
I ask because I have three red peacocks (unknown species) that are about 2.5-3". One -I thought male-has egg spots and has been digging/defending a pit in the sand. This morning I went to feed and noticed the one I thought was male already had a full mouth.
I'll have to clean the green off to get a better picture,
this one seems to be holding something.- hiding, not eating.
could this be a male? It the smallest and least dominant fish of the three. top fish in above pic.
Can females have egg spots on the **** fin? Will females dig a pit in the sand or is that a male only behavior?
I ask because I have three red peacocks (unknown species) that are about 2.5-3". One -I thought male-has egg spots and has been digging/defending a pit in the sand. This morning I went to feed and noticed the one I thought was male already had a full mouth.
I'll have to clean the green off to get a better picture,
this one seems to be holding something.- hiding, not eating.
could this be a male? It the smallest and least dominant fish of the three. top fish in above pic.
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