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Yes, all of the fish are in the same tank. The tank is about 20 gallons. I didn't see any visible physical damage. In my tank there is no salt and its been like that for roughly a year. (thats how long i had the tank.) My mollies have lived in that tank their entire life besides the adult.

I change the water once a month and the tank is about 20 gallons.

In my fish tank I have 2 African dwarf frogs, 2 neon tetras, 1 cory catfish, and 2 mollies. I used to have 9 mollies but 7 died. I had 8 baby fish that were 7 months and 5 months. The other one is the dad of them. I came home and 5 of the baby fish were dead. I left again for three hours...

Me neither!

ha ha ha but I don't think rocket scientist play with rockets, do they?

Thanks for the advice guys. That box could really come in handy. All my 3 month old fry all look female. Will the dad try to breed with his own babies once they get bigger? I just released the older babies into the actual tank. I'm a beginner with this whole aquarium thing. I'm not a...

No. Same tank. Why, should they be separated? I'm not home all day to watch them. But, I do check the tank just to make sure all the fish are alive and that's when I saw the fry in the tank.

Thanks for the help, and I plan on giving some of the fish to the pet store or friends. I only want to keep 4 or 5.:thanks:

My molly had 5 fry about three months ago. She also just had six more about a week ago. My 5 older fry are all female. They are about one centimeter long now. They are currently in a breeding tank. I was wondering if I could let them in the actual tank. It's a 10 gallon tank. I have a...

The tank is 10 gallons. I have all of them in a floating breeding tank that sticks to the wall of the tank.

Please help. I don't know when they can start breeding and if I should separate males and females.

Thanks for the advice. That makes a lot more sense now.:thanks:

Both fish are defiantly pregnant. If a fish is pregnant staying near the filter and heater are normal habits. Be sure you have a place to put these fry once your guppy gives birth. If you have any other bigger fish in your tank (including the mom) they might try to eat the fry.

I got two new mollies about 6 months ago. We got two females and were hoping they would breed. It took two months but both finally got pregnant. One died right before birth, the other molly gave birth about three month ago. She got pregnant again and just had 6 more fry (for a total of 11...

So, does anyone have an answer to my questions?

Any answers out there?

I'm sorry, I don't know what that means.:huh::ermm:

It was a little smaller than a Cory catfish. About an inch long and has a black horizontal stripe in the middle on either side. I can't get a picture now and i don't know the exact name. Remember the poor little fish went missing.

It's a little bigger than a quarter but still fat. This happened about three months ago.

A little bigger than a quarter

I really need help!!!

I have 2 African dwarf frogs in my 10 gallon tank. One of them eats everything.:banghead: It once ate fish food. My frog snaps at smaller fish and things when its hungry, but it's pretty fat already. One day i noticed it had its mouth around my last sucker fish. By the time I got the frog...