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Mary fish how to divide male and female, how to breed

Walter White
2021-03-25 02:18:36
Mary fish can be distinguished from male and female by their appearance. Generally, the dorsal fin of male fish is longer and can extend to the tail, while that of female fish is shorter. The anal fin is pointed in the male and rounded in the female. Males are smaller and females are relatively larger. It can also be observed during the breeding season that the male fish will actively chase the female fish after estrus, and the female fish will be quieter after estrus. Mary fish are ovoviviparous and are fertilized internally.
Mary fish how to divide male and female, how to breed

1. How to divide Mary fish into male and female

? 1. Appearance difference: Male fish is smaller, but the dorsal fin is longer, which can extend to the caudal fin, and the anal fin is more pointed, which looks like a triangle. The female is larger, with a shorter dorsal fin and a rounded anal fin.

2, disposition distinction: Male Mary fish disposition is more lively, especially in the estrus period, will continue to chase the female fish, until the completion of breeding. The female fish is relatively quiet and is the one who is chased when breeding.

2. How to breed

Mary fish Mary fish can meet the requirements of breeding in 5-6 months. Before breeding, the anal fin of the male fish will change into a copulatory organ, and then keep chasing the female fish until the mating is successful. Mary fish are fertilized in vivo, so when the fertilized eggs mature, they will directly produce small fish larvae, which can swim as soon as they are born. Fish do not need to change water in the first week of birth, and a small amount of water can be changed after a week, but the temperature difference should not exceed 2 degrees.

3. How often does Mary fish breed?

Mary fish usually breed once every 4-6 weeks or so, and can breed 40-100 young fish each time. During the breeding period of Mary fish, we should pay attention to the number of water changes and the change of water quality. If the change is too big, it will easily lead to premature delivery of Mary fish.

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