bblacrosse
Aquarium Advice Regular
Have two glofish and three mollies in a 15 gallon tank...one of the mollies, a female, and one of the glofish are looking sort of bigger. How can I tell if they are pregnant?
How can I tell if my fish is pregnant?
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mfdrookie516
Aquarium Free - 2+ Years
Glofish don't get pregnant. Mollies do though. The molly will gradually get larger and you can see a gravid spot (google it) usually, though if it's dark colored, it's really hard to see IME
klelinnmar
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thats not true.. glofish can infact get pregnant.. although the eggs they lay will most likly not survive due to them eating them or you do not have a large enough tank for them to hatch.. but they do get pregnant just like the danios they are.
mfdrookie516
Aquarium Free - 2+ Years
danios do NOT get pregnant... period. Zebra or otherwise. Also, this thread is almost 5 months old...
Coursair
Aquarium Advice Addict
Fish full of eggs are called Gravid.
But Pregnant means full of developing offspring.
So Glofish and other Danios may become Gravid, which is like pregnant, but they are full of eggs and lay eggs instead of live birth like Guppies.
But Pregnant means full of developing offspring.
So Glofish and other Danios may become Gravid, which is like pregnant, but they are full of eggs and lay eggs instead of live birth like Guppies.
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