Pfft!

[K.J.]

I'm beginning to wonder if these two are still female.

I know females build too, but not this much ?? your imput ? This is getting confusing...

 

[MaddieJ]

Can you get pictures of them flaring?

Even just some side-on photos would be better.

It is very confusing these days to work out the difference between young'ens. I thought I bought two females the other day, when infact I had bought a male and female. And today when I went into Pets@home they had a male and a female short bodied pk in with a large adult long bodied pk. And all were dancing and fighting over what appeared to be the remains of a longer tail type Betta. All labeled as females

With better pics of the actual fish Im sure we can help you out.

 

[faithless1294]

Ye flaring pics is what we need im sure one of us will know

 

[dmarie04]

I've had females build big nests. And, yes, they're definitely females. My sorority girls build big nests. Not sure if it's some sort of competition thing or what. *shrug*

 

[zoekin8yg]

This is a nest I had from a female

 

[K.J.]

Wow Pretty big! I'm certain they're females, and they really haven't flared too much - they've cooled down since they got here, but I still think it's kinda cool.

 

[girl4God81]

I too have a female who builds some nice bubble nests. She's a tomboy lol

I would also check the length of their ventricals just to make sure, also check for the egg spot. If there isn't one then I would be a little suspicious. It certainly isn't a sure sign that it's a male but it would make me question a little more. So, if there is an egg spot then it's a little girl, otherwise if it has longer ventricals and no egg spot I would start questioning.

 

[f1shanat0r]

you gotta a cross breed. which is a male and a female

 

[girl4God81]

lol one would think

 

[rollntider]

I had a female that not only built nests, but while she was spawning would help the male put the eggs in the nest. She was the only one, but it can happen.