I have two dalmatian mollies, one of which is a female. When I bought her she was really skinny like my male, but in two weeks she has doubled in size.The first photo was when I brought her home, and the second photo is a current photo of her. I have not noticed her hiding out anywhere, but she is a little meaner than when I first brought her home. Is it possible that she is pregnant and if so, when should I look for her to have the fry?
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no but if you move her in the late stages she will reject the new tank and be full of stress so move her early if you want babies or have natural selection and take the surviving fry from the tank she is in
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mollies and guppies can hybridize so you make perfect sense
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It depends does he have a gonopodium that determines if he is a he gonopodium is the sex organ that is stuck in the females vent making the gravid spot the spot is equivoulent to the womb as the gonopodium is equilvuant to a urmm .... a penis sorry for that word
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ok had me worried for a bit lol
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