Do all female bettas have an egg spot?

[ILLBETHEJUDGE]

Looking at one of my females today and after I really close inspection, I couldn't find and egg spot?
Do they all have it or some don't, how does it works?

[OrangeAugust]

I would assume so because that's where their eggs come out of, so obviously if there isn't one it's not a female.

[LebronTheBetta]

All my sorority "females" do. I mean, it's betta anatomy. Without the egg tube, (ovipositor) they won't be able to reproduce, right?

Does your female happen to have a big beard or long fins? 0.0

[shellieca]

All the ones I've ever seen have the white dot.

[ILLBETHEJUDGE]

So basically the white spot has to be visible, no matter what?

[Sena Hansler]

Actually it can be harder to see than you think. Some of my lighter bodied females I have to stuff full of food, until they are super eggy before the egg spot becomes more prominent.

[ILLBETHEJUDGE]

Originally Posted by Sena Hansler

Actually it can be harder to see than you think. Some of my lighter bodied females I have to stuff full of food, until they are super eggy before the egg spot becomes more prominent.

That is exactly what i wanted to know, there is some lighted colored females that i can't see their ovipositor, but body shape is telling me that they are females.

[Sena Hansler]

It happens. Janey barely shows her however her fin length (some should focus mainly on the ventrals for plakat) and body shape, but only shows her spot at the peak of breeding.

[MrVampire181]

Egg spots should be easily identifiable on adults. If not then they might be a male.