The difference between male and female Luohan fish, can you raise it together

Different sizes: Male Siraitia grosvenorii are relatively large, and their sizes are relatively large. Female fish are relatively small and narrow. Character is different: Male Siraitia grosvenorii is lively and fierce. Although the mother fish is also very lively, she is less daring. The pelvic fin hardness is different: the pelvic fin of male Siraitia grosvenorii is harder, while that of female fish is softer. The reproductive pores are different: the reproductive pores of male Siraitia grosvenorii are U-shaped, while those of female fish are V-shaped.

1. Difference between male and female Siraitia grosvenorii

1. Different body types: male Siraitia grosvenorii will be larger and look wider. Female fish will be relatively small and look narrower.

2. Different personalities: Siraitia grosvenorii male fish is lively and fierce. They are also bolder and more active in grabbing food. Although the female fish is lively in character, she is relatively timid. If there is a loud noise around them, they are more easily frightened.

3. Different pelvic fin hardness: The pelvic fin hardness of male and female Luohan fish is also different. Generally speaking, the pelvic fin of male fish will be harder. Female fish have softer pelvic fins.

4. Different reproductive pores: The reproductive pores of male Siraitia grosvenorii are also different. The reproductive pores of male fish are U-shaped, while those of female fish are V-shaped. Especially in the breeding period, the difference between their reproductive pores will be very obvious.

2. Can male and female Siraitia grosvenorii be raised together

It is not recommended to raise male and female Siraitia grosvenorii together, because both of them are fierce in character and have strong territorial awareness. If they are mixed together, there may be fights. In addition, their attack power is relatively strong, and once a fight occurs, it is easy to get seriously injured or die. After entering the breeding period, if the breeder wants to put them together for polyculture, it is best to separate them with partitions, and then let them try to breed after they adapt to each other's existence.