5teady_2012
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Seems as this question gets asked a awful lot.
I decided to do a topic on it with pictures for all the common livebearers rather than just one.
I have included pictures of the following - Guppy, endler, swordtail, molly, platy.
This is also good the newcomers so if they want a specific sex from the shop, they can identify them themselves.
Side notes:
Endlers and guppy males - are the ones who have the colour all over them.
Females endlers - are all one colour (dull)
Female guppys - though do get colour on thier Caudal and dorsal fin.
Swordtail males - have the sword growing out of the Caudal
Both female and male - platys, swordtails, and mollies all come in different varietys of colour.
Now the male as a gonopodium, this is a pointed fin near the anal area.
The female however as a anal fin.
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Here are the pictures to help you see.
Guppys

Endlers

Swordtails

Mollies

Platys

Hope you find this thread very helpful.
I decided to do a topic on it with pictures for all the common livebearers rather than just one.
I have included pictures of the following - Guppy, endler, swordtail, molly, platy.
This is also good the newcomers so if they want a specific sex from the shop, they can identify them themselves.
Side notes:
Endlers and guppy males - are the ones who have the colour all over them.
Females endlers - are all one colour (dull)
Female guppys - though do get colour on thier Caudal and dorsal fin.
Swordtail males - have the sword growing out of the Caudal
Both female and male - platys, swordtails, and mollies all come in different varietys of colour.
Now the male as a gonopodium, this is a pointed fin near the anal area.
The female however as a anal fin.
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Here are the pictures to help you see.
Guppys

Endlers

Swordtails

Mollies

Platys

Hope you find this thread very helpful.
Good clear pics ,its surprising how often the subject comes up. Well done