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misscosmo you are correct
now i dont know where you guys live but i am from the middle of the USA, and a while ago we had quite a few GBR's come through our area that were VERY hard to sex. the males had pink bellys LOL which is supposed to be a female trait. so just be carefull about color alone. look and the dorsal fin (if it extends past the junction of the tail and tailfin its most likely male) and the blue spots on the black spot (if it has blue speckles over the large black spot its most likely female). if you can see a combination of these traits you can be fairly certain of their sex.
hope this helps
Ok, I think one is male and one is female.
I can't get a good pic right now because one is a little stressed out so the colors are faded... (they are both being treated for a bacterial infection, and whenever I add meds to the the tanks, he loses his colors for a short time...)
But one I think is male because he doesn't have any black on his pelvic fins which they say is a common female trait, and he's slightly larger than the one that I think is a girl (because she does have black on her pelvic fins.)
as for one having a pink belly... I don't see it on either, but if it's faint, I probably won't see it. I'm blind in one eye and sometimes red can look orange, or a very faint pink will look white to me.
but I think one is male and the other is female.