What should i do beside a black molly to be precise pregnant.?
i have a 10 gal. reservoir and i bought a tank divider and put the pregnant molly within a small section of my aquarium i be wondering after the fry are born i know the adult fish will chomp through them because i have have another one be pregnant but after she gives birth do i put her near the other fish and keep the fry surrounded by the small section or should i move out her in beside the fry also i was wondering how long are mollies in general pregnant because i bought my mollies and one had fry that dark but this one has be pregnant for about a week
Answers: bring back yourself an in-tank net breeder, here are some examples
http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&q=f...
put some breeding grass contained by the bottom, move you fish into the net, consent to her lay the eggs then remove her. nurture the young babe-in-arms brine shrimp and infusoria
remeber, google.com is your friend!
hope this helps!!
tom k
i would exit the female on one side of the divider and agree to her give birth here. Alot less likelihood of the fry getting eaten by 1 womanly rather than the in one piece tank. Hopefully you can pick up the babies being born. When the feminine is done, simply remove the female and put her on the other side. House the babies on the divided side.
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Answers: bring back yourself an in-tank net breeder, here are some examples
http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&q=f...
put some breeding grass contained by the bottom, move you fish into the net, consent to her lay the eggs then remove her. nurture the young babe-in-arms brine shrimp and infusoria
remeber, google.com is your friend!
hope this helps!!
tom k
i would exit the female on one side of the divider and agree to her give birth here. Alot less likelihood of the fry getting eaten by 1 womanly rather than the in one piece tank. Hopefully you can pick up the babies being born. When the feminine is done, simply remove the female and put her on the other side. House the babies on the divided side.
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