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Posted by PHSplendens on January 27, 2003 at 15:47:03:

In Reply to: sexing neons and blues posted by tetrapete on January 26, 2003 at 09:06:06:

:How do i tell if my neons and blue tetras are male of female. if i were to breed them would they be able to breed in a 10 gallon tank. thanks

:tetrapete

The females will become larger around the middle than the males, and some females may look as if they swallowed a pea whole. A 10-gallon should be sufficient enough to breed them as long as it's not overcrowded. I will post a link that will help you in breeding them. If you have further breeding questions please be sure to post them on the breeding board.

Best of luck,
PHSplendens

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