Copperband Butterfly, Keep in pairs?

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There is a way to sex CBB. It is the slope of the forehead. There is very minor differences between the two sex. I wrote and documented extensively with picture on this. Please do a search. You may be able to come up with the stuff I wrote on Thai subject.
I couldn’t find it, but perhaps you can help me.

This is the new one (in QT)

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This is the established one (in display)

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Exact profile picture of the CBB is important in trying to ID male vs female.

According to the authors of the article I quote in the other thread, once they correctly sexed their CBB, put them together at the same time only result in a pair 16.67% of the time. If they place one of the pair in floating basket held in the same tank, for 1 week prior to release, the pairing rate approach 100%.
 
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I couldn’t find it, but perhaps you can help me.

This is the new one (in QT)

IMG_6195.jpeg
IMG_6194.jpeg




This is the established one (in display)

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IMG_6198.jpeg
I am fairly sure the established CBB is a male. I am not so sure of the new CBB. Better profile picture is needed to tell for sure
 

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