Lets Talk About My Molly.

[Xzavier247]

First off, I have owned many mollies in the past and I do know how to sex them and breed them. But here is the thing that got me to scratch my head and say "ummmm".
 A couple of days ago I went ahead and bought to female mollies. Beauties. Well everything went well and I really did confirm that two were females because I already and 1 male. They're all matured and ready to breed. Well today I was observing my tank to check on the two females and one of them developed a "G". Come on now. I know I sexed them right. I KNOW I DID. So I did research and came across sex changes for mollies. But I am still giving the benefit of the doubt maybe I sexed one of them wrong. But like I said I KNOW I read them right and they are both matured when I bought them.
Am I getting something wrong here or do sex changes actually happen..... Or one of them was a late bloomer?

 

[fish48]

 a gonopodium can take weeks to develop and not within a couple of days.
I think you  sexed one of them wrong there are many myths about sex changes in Livebearers .
i have not yet seen any of mine sex change i'd believe it when i  see it for my self  just late bloomers

 

[Xzavier247]

No. I know we bought two females. There were two sets of eyes making sure.... they both were fanning their anal fins.

 

[the_lock_man]

Fish48 is not saying you misidentified the fish when you saw it - he's saying that the fish was always male, it's just that the gonopodium developed after you had bought him. I had a Limia fry at one point that only developed his gonopodium when 10 months old.