An Article Question

High guys not really an Article , but I wasn't to sure where to ask this question.
Has anyone read any good articles about temperature dictating the sexes of Aquarium
fish- much in the same way crocadiles and turtles reproduce - if the temperature is over
say 28C the off spring turn out to be mostly females and under 28C mostly males .
I have done the google thing but it turns up non-specific results or nothing that is really
usefull to what I want to know . Any help would be great guys.
Cheers J

Kurosaki J wrote:

High guys not really an Article , but I wasn't to sure where to ask this question.
Has anyone read any good articles about temperature dictating the sexes of Aquarium
fish- much in the same way crocadiles and turtles reproduce - if the temperature is over
say 28C the off spring turn out to be mostly females and under 28C mostly males .
I have done the google thing but it turns up non-specific results or nothing that is really
usefull to what I want to know . Any help would be great guys.
Cheers J

Hmmmmm Baffled me mate did you get anywere with your research??

Baffeling , yet rather interesting- Some of the stuff I have read puts merit to the idea,
but nothing specific to B/N and sure as hell I don't have the tank space or the 5 years to run the
experiment. The challenge is still on for anyone else to find some info more conclusive.
Cheers J