Is My Balloon Molly Ready To Have Babies?

[Balloons&killies]

well... last friday i got a female balloon molly from petsmart and shes really big now and shes starting to square off in the back but not in the front. Are balloon mollies supposed to square off in the front too?



here's a video [URL="http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=K29ycm0--ak"]http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=K29ycm0--ak[/URL]

shes bigger now then in the video though...




thanks:
Balloons&killies

 

[helterskelter]

like i said in your other post

Balloons are almost impossible to tell due to the deformed body shape there squashed up and look like the pregnant all the time even when their not.

You cant tell coz they all look pregnant even when their not. with balloon's it just a guessing game suggest when.

 

[Haych]

like i said in your other post

Balloons are almost impossible to tell due to the deformed body shape there squashed up and look like the pregnant all the time even when their not.

You cant tell coz they all look pregnant even when their not. with balloon's it just a guessing game suggest when.

+1

i was going to say the same, you cant really tell with them due to the fact they have distended bellies anyway

the only thing you can really do is keep an eye on her for odd behaviour, like hiding, going quiet, the birthing tube etc

i would be careful keeping her in the trap though, if she isnt ready she will get upset and distressed causing more problems

 

[Balloons&killies]

k thnx... shes pretty big today id get a pic up but it says its too big or somethin help?

 

[OldMan47]

I always reduce my pictures to no more that 1024 pixels wide before saving them on photobucket. Most forums don't have a problem with a picture that wide that is actually stored somewhere else but some won't allow a picture more than 800 pixels wide. Many of my posts where the pictures seem rather large are 1024 wide where I have them stored. Be careful that you use a "save as" when you reduce the number of pixels in a picture to post it. You don't want to lose the clarity of the original picture after all.