When sexing young tris, the first dorsal is probably the best guide. Also
for any given length females will tend to be shallower in body depth, colour
intensity differences are common as they get larger but often females can be
as colourful as males.
Regards,
Bruce Hansen
president at angfa.org.au
Please visit us at http://www.angfa.org.au
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