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I think my peacock eel is behind the small amount of fry I see in my community tank. I realise that her stomach usually looks super fat the morning after the fry drop. Before I see the fries to transfer them. I have floating plants and lots of hiding but anyone who knows these eels will know...

My guppi had 7 fries the first time and a few days ago had 54:)) even caught it on video. Don't worry guppies are always pregnant mine had babies thirty days after the first drop. Well fed fishes have more fry than underfed ones. New and excited hobbyist

Okay. I will look into this. These boys are very active New and excited hobbyist

Maybe I will have to put one male and one female of different colours in separate aquariums New and excited hobbyist

My black molly doesn't seem to be interested in mating with a yellow molly I have. Is this common? I mean he doesn't give the other black mollies chance to eat. He is forever in heat. But said no to Mrs yellow even tho she shows him lots a attention. New and excited hobbyist

Her pic New and excited hobbyist

She is pregnant but not having her babies... I wake everyday thinking I'm gonna see Fry... frustrating much. She is super fat, super greedy and super not having babies New and excited hobbyist

Is it flashing against objects? What are the water parameters? If everything is normal maybe she is pregnant or just sleeping New and excited hobbyist

I doubt I could buy any though I must be like half a day flight away. New and excited hobbyist

Like 4 days now. I just woke up and no fry (false alarm) eating and messing as though there were no tomorrow New and excited hobbyist

Panda mollies are the Dalmatians right? New and excited hobbyist

She has been the new tank a few days now and was acting rather comfy. All of a sudden she becomes homesick : ( ( My last Molly gave birth to Fry which were eaten by my other fishes (I have guppies mollies platys and peacock eel) all of which seem to fancy a fresh snack every now and then New...

My Molly stopped eating as much as she would (she was greedy) and not swimming around actively. I recently moved her to a tank by herself and water parameters are good. She literally stays still staring in the glass. What do you guys think? Is she ready because she doesn't look boxy(squared off)...

My Molly stopped eating as much as she would and not swimming around actively. I recently moved her to a tank by herself and water parameters are good. She literally stays still staring in the glass. What do you guys think? Is she ready because she doesn't look boxy(squared off) to me New and...

It is )))

That one has like 1-2weeks to go. To induce deliver up the temp by 1 degree slowly. Rapid temp changes maybe detrimental New and excited hobbyist

Mollies may take one month to deliver but if the temperature is low or if the mother feels uncomfy or unsafe(usually if its crowded or has fluctuations in pH and nitrates) she may last like 5-6 weeks. Or may spontaneously abort her babies. Sent from my TM-5377 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Its a naturally evolved reaction. In the wild when its bright and sunny they are more visible hence more prone to predators therefore they stay hidden or below unless they feel really comfortable. When the light is off they feel safer and roam about more(not nocturnal). My danios used to go...

Is Craig list in Moscow?)))) Sent from my TM-5377 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

My molly had like 7 fries and they all died a few minutes later. She hasn't lost a nano meter in her size. I guess she is obese)) Sent from my TM-5377 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Maybe the guppies are a little stressed. If they are stressed out they may abort the fry. Like with very low temperature of fluctuations in pH. They usually abort the fry just before they are about to give birt h. Try to do a 30% water change every week, this stimulates them to breed (you may...