both males?

[ReeferKimberly]

ok ok, i know you can't tell males by their fins and all that blah blah. but i have this couple. they have been flirting for months. in the beginning i was almost sure (don't know why) that one was female and one was male. one had already pointy fins and one had blunt. well as the months went on the blunt one's fins got pointier and pointier. they flirt, shake, clean ect and NEVER LAY EGGS. all "sexing difficulties" aside, don't they look like both males to you???

the "female"

[ReeferKimberly]

the "females" dorsal

[ReeferKimberly]

what i am 90% sure is a male

[ReeferKimberly]

"his" dorsal

so what do you guys think??????? i think this is just a case of me wanting to hear what i wanna hear, but oh well.
thanks!
kimberly :-*

[pigeon]

Umm...I think i asked this before, someone from this forum told me that the tail in the dorsal fin is sort of indication of age for discus, we cant justify the sex based on it...maybe u should give them more time...

[ReeferKimberly]

well at least time is what i have a lot of. summer vacation is only two days away...i just have to get these yucky finals over with!! then i have more time for watching and cleaning!
thanks for the reply
kimberly :-*

[Carol_Roberts]

My female white pigeon from John Nicholson has a streamer just like that. . . .

[ReeferKimberly]

why do these fish have to be such individualists?!?
kimberly :-*