yea she is pregnant ! what other fish is she in with ?
From the photo, she looks like a balloon molly to me, so you would expect her to have a rounded belly - they have been selectively bred to be that way. The contour from mouth to belly looks more like a balloon than a pregnant standard molly to me. It's too smooth a line - with a pregnant standard molly, it's more of an "S" shape, even before she squares-off. However, it is difficult to tell for certain.
That said, if she, and indeed any of your other female mollies, have been in contact with a male molly (normal or balloon) within the last 6 months, then 99% certain she/they are pregnant. Mollies, like all common livebeaers, breed like rabbits.
Dies is right, don't put them in a trap, it is far too stressful for them, and can cause more problems that it solves.
In a community tank with little plant cover, the chances are that all the fry will be eaten. If you only have mollies in the tank, and you feed well, then some may well survive.
yea she is pregnant ! what other fish is she in with ?
i have 5 mollies in the tank with some plants and stones. Also with a filter.
Yes, there are 2 males and 3 females. Her anal fin has turned into white color. Is that the gravid spot?yea she is pregnant ! what other fish is she in with ?
i have 5 mollies in the tank with some plants and stones. Also with a filter.
Any of those 5 males?
Yes, there are 2 males and 3 females. Her anal fin has turned into white color. Is that the gravid spot?yea she is pregnant ! what other fish is she in with ?
i have 5 mollies in the tank with some plants and stones. Also with a filter.
Any of those 5 males?
Alright, my black mollies finally give birth to it fry. Now i had separated the fry with my black mollies, but how do i feed the fry? I gave some flakes to it but the fry doesn't eat.
Alright, my black mollies finally give birth to it fry. Now i had separated the fry with my black mollies, but how do i feed the fry? I gave some flakes to it but the fry doesn't eat.
You can buy proprietory fry food, but if you grind up the flakes into a very fine powder, they should be fine with that.
Also if you can find something like Java Moss, the fry will nip at that for food as well. It also may not seem like the fry are eating, but their little tummy are so tiny that they dont need much. Like Lock Man said, grind up fish flakes, and that is good. I personally felt that I couldn't get the fish flakes small enough, so for like $2.50 i found a small package of this stuff called "First Bites" which is basically fish food in power form (very FINE powder!) One little bit on the end of my finger did that trick with that stuff.
How many babies did your molly have?