Well then go for mollies, if they appeal to you. Be aware of your water quality, mollies, platies and swordtail's have hi bio-load, so keep a close eye on that....
No problem. If there was 4-6wks between them, then i would keep the newborn fry in a container, inside the fry tank. Connect a trap to the side wall with algae magnets. That way you can just pop them in there for the first week and they get plenty of food.
Give the inside of the glass a wipe down with a BRAND NEW sponge(for washing dishes). Make sure it's new and only use it for that tank. Get a small corycat, they are bottom feeders and will clean up any left over food. They are not a replacement for good routines but are a good gravel cleaner. They will not bother your fry.....
Well, i have one in a 15g and he/she's doing a great job...
I believe so. You could go with 2, i just don't want an Ammonia spike in my fry tank. I might add another in a few weeks, i want to see the effect this guy has first....So far, no food left after feeding
Oh no, not another balloon molly...haha. I don't know, if you look at the pic of my b.molly, she is massive and has never had(that i'm aware of) fry. She seem to be the same size for the 2mths i've had her. I find them so hard to tell....sorry!!!!
Yeah i don't blame you, she is a nice looking fish, lovely colour....
where is the pic of your molly?
It's on the previous page!!!!She is beautiful. I have named her Abby
