Can someone help identify what fish this is?

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katieshan

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It's either our blue Rams that laid eggs about 2 weeks ago which we thought they ate all of them or its the balloon molly that had babies with the black molly which I don't think is the case. ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1417316173.646402.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1417316185.369036.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1417316196.335775.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1417316207.518849.jpg


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They weren't in the tank yesterday! Woke up today and bam there's little fish swimming around...


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So the balloon molly and the black molly had babies?


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The balloon Molly is just a genetic mistake that was bred to be deformed honestly. They are the same species.


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I'd go with same species honestly. No one has reclassified it, and that's all it is, a Molly with a big belly. Temperament, color, breeding, feeding, nothing's changed.


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I'd go with same species honestly. No one has reclassified it, and that's all it is, a Molly with a big belly. Temperament, color, breeding, feeding, nothing's changed.


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It's can't be reclassified because it's not a pure strain. Most mollies in the common pet trade are actually hybrids of schenops and latipinna.


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They are both mollies, don't know what the little one will turn out to be though.
 
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