How Many Guppys/Mollys Can I Keep Now?

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Since All 4 Black Mollys Died unexpectly when i was at school by fugas infection ( there mouth had white all over and i tihnk they had it when i brought them i was'nt too sure...)

Anyway.

in 3 weeks time after i've FULLY water changed my tank to get rid of any parasites.

I Want to get

either domination mollies ( i have a female i want them to breed with... i have 2x females atm)

Or

Some nice female guppys to breed...

how many can i keep in my 60l tank?
 
What other fish are in the tank?
5x Male Guppys
4x Mollies (2x Dominations / 2x Black Molly fry... (i dont want them anymore though :/)
1x rhino pleco ( i know he'll grow ALOT bigger )
2x Neons ( i know low numbers )
3x Seberia Danios
 
in 3 weeks time after i've FULLY water changed my tank to get rid of any parasites.

Are u sure it's parasites?

Fungal infections in mollies is a common sign of poor water quality?
Have you checked your ammonia, nitrites and nitrates?

if so what were they? <br>
 
in 3 weeks time after i've FULLY water changed my tank to get rid of any parasites.

Are u sure it's parasites?

Fungal infections in mollies is a common sign of poor water quality?
Have you checked your ammonia, nitrites and nitrates?

if so what were they? <br>
my water is clean...

No other fish have shown any effets of fungas infection...

also i did a water change the day before i brought the fish.. i think they had the infection when i brought them :/

will do another one this week end

and mom brought a test kit so i can actuly find out my stats
 
I think you will need to do abit more than just a water change, if you had a disease in your tank. You might have to strip the dank down and dis-infect everything.

Thats what i would have though. Anyone else got an opinion on this,
 
I think you will need to do abit more than just a water change, if you had a disease in your tank. You might have to strip the dank down and dis-infect everything.

Thats what i would have though. Anyone else got an opinion on this,
Im not sure if it could spread if so i will strip it down.
 
To be honest it's probably not worth stripping the tank down if it was a fungus.

You probably wont irradicate all the fungus spores by stripping the tank down. And the only reason fish would be infected by a fungus is if they already has a compromised immune system.
 
To be honest it's probably not worth stripping the tank down if it was a fungus.

You probably wont irradicate all the fungus spores by stripping the tank down. And the only reason fish would be infected by a fungus is if they already has a compromised immune system.
They do say Black mollys Get fungas infection fast...

So I Dont know weither or nto to drop the fry or give them a chanch?

What would you suggest?

I Dont want the fry to Die at a later stage / in pain

im not sure :/

What should i do?
 
I'm not attacking you before you think i am.

Water may be clean but there many toxins that can build up, and adding new fish causes a small ammonia spike.
ammonia is highly toxic and mollies are very sensitive to it even if the other fish are not suffering.

Water changes and test kits are needed.
 
I'm not attacking you before you think i am.

Water may be clean but there many toxins that can build up, and adding new fish causes a small ammonia spike.
ammonia is highly toxic and mollies are very sensitive to it even if the other fish are not suffering.

Water changes and test kits are needed.
Na im fine with what your saying

its helping me in a way..

My mom tryed to get one today.. but they where at a rip off price for £35!!

when on the internet there £13!!
 

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