Some photos of my Cuban limias (Limia vittata) during feeding time...
They've started reproducing again after a period of no reproduction. This is also one of those livebearers that won't always go on reproducing. This is an interesting note that it proves that not all ovoviviparous livebearers are like rabbits. Viviparous livebearers at the other hand have low batches in general. But those newborns are large at birth in comparison to newborns of ovoviviparous livebearers. And also females of this strain won't show a gravid spot.
Sexing out can happen at an early, normal and late. So, when they look like juvies, it will still be unclear what the sex will be.
They've started reproducing again after a period of no reproduction. This is also one of those livebearers that won't always go on reproducing. This is an interesting note that it proves that not all ovoviviparous livebearers are like rabbits. Viviparous livebearers at the other hand have low batches in general. But those newborns are large at birth in comparison to newborns of ovoviviparous livebearers. And also females of this strain won't show a gravid spot.
Sexing out can happen at an early, normal and late. So, when they look like juvies, it will still be unclear what the sex will be.
