The last couple of weeks have been busy for my marvelous Molly moms and gorgeous Guppy gals.
Molly moms:
apricot sailfin - 27 babies - orange/black, orange/speckled, apricot, speckled, white
dalmation sailfin - 18 babies - feared some were consumed in the tank - white/black, orange, speckled
light golden sailfin - 13 babies - orange/black, orange/speckled, speckled, light or orange, tan or light speckled
The mollies have been moved to a small tank to raise and feed better.
Guppy gals:
Unidentified females (3 of 6) in tank had babies the last couple weeks. I had 3 on the first batch a couple weeks ago. About 9-10 more came around a week or so. Looks like several more born yesterday.
I keep these in the tank with male and females. They don't eat them but sometimes will chase them at feeding time. I will keep them in the tank until they are a little bit older and will transfer them to another tank to grow. They will be separated into male and female tanks when they can be identified. I keep several babies with the moms and dad's continually - so there is no surprise to them when the babies come and think they are dinner.
Anyone else have their story to share about their mollies and guppies?
Molly moms:
apricot sailfin - 27 babies - orange/black, orange/speckled, apricot, speckled, white
dalmation sailfin - 18 babies - feared some were consumed in the tank - white/black, orange, speckled
light golden sailfin - 13 babies - orange/black, orange/speckled, speckled, light or orange, tan or light speckled
The mollies have been moved to a small tank to raise and feed better.
Guppy gals:
Unidentified females (3 of 6) in tank had babies the last couple weeks. I had 3 on the first batch a couple weeks ago. About 9-10 more came around a week or so. Looks like several more born yesterday.
I keep these in the tank with male and females. They don't eat them but sometimes will chase them at feeding time. I will keep them in the tank until they are a little bit older and will transfer them to another tank to grow. They will be separated into male and female tanks when they can be identified. I keep several babies with the moms and dad's continually - so there is no surprise to them when the babies come and think they are dinner.
Anyone else have their story to share about their mollies and guppies?