07-19-2011, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by justinianobrenden  you have to breed them they arent really easy to breed so they are rarely in fish stores, get a ten gallon with like 2 male uppies and 5-6 female mollies try and go to a breeder so they mollies arent pre hit and the males will eventually try n mess with the mollies and bam she has muppies, it is possible cuz they are in the same family and they will be fertile offspring but since it is not naturally occuring you cant find them in petstores but its possible to create this breed... you can breed these three together: mollies, gupies, and endlers and you want the female to be the bigger species otherwise if a molly inpregnates a Guppy the fry will be bigger and kill the Guppy during birth, same goes for sworttails and platys those two can mix with eachother | Well, Actually you can use male mollies to female guppies, I have been breeding male sailfin mollies to female guppis for 1 year and no issues....I have tried it with female mollies and male guppies too....and I found its better to use male mollies and female guppies for better results in color and fin size of the muppies
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