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Just Sailfin Mollies atm. If your interested let me know. I plan on doing a few more live bearers and not sure about other fish but I’ll pick eventually.
 
Hi and welcome to TFF.
What kind of reptiles do you breed? I've kept reptiles and amphibians in the past.
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I can always ship international if things work out.
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If they're common mollies, I think shipping international won't work for most people. Too many costs involved. But if they're rare, there's a chance that somebody may wanna buy them from you.
 
Yeah. International is always tricky. I was thinking bulk as well. I wouldn’t mind selling all my babies. I breed ball pythons and GTPs at the moment. Hopefully I can get into other species but those two are my favorites. Check out my Instagram page.
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Overload Reptiles said:
Yeah. International is always tricky. I was thinking bulk as well. I wouldn’t mind selling all my babies. I breed ball pythons and GTPs at the moment. Hopefully I can get into other species but those two are my favorites. Check out my Instagram page.
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I don't do insta myself, but did look at the pics from your link, love love love the black angelfish! Absolutely stunning. Do you still have or plan to breed those?

The sailfin molly there is beautiful too, and if you were in the UK I'd bite your hand off, but I also agree that no matter how nice the molly, the price of shipping it to the UK would not be worth it!

What are the other snakes in those photos? Not ball pythons, look slender like tree pythons, with a tree python shaped head, but brown and black markings?
 
Thanks. Yeah I still have them and I hope they breed. I got them from PetSmart and I’m not entirely sure if they’re male and female. They look like they are though. I gotta do a salt dip with them though. I can’t get rid of the fungus on one of their fins.

Yeah it would cost a lot!

The only snakes I have are green tree pythons and ball pythons. The different colors are called different morphs. The brown and black is a Mojave and they’re are thousands of different combos you can make. The green tree pythons have different localities they’re called and it changes they’re colors and appearance as well. They all come from Indonesia but different regions. The two I have are from Biak island and Sorong
 
Overload Reptiles said:
Thanks. Yeah I still have them and I hope they breed. I got them from PetSmart and I’m not entirely sure if they’re male and female. They look like they are though. I gotta do a salt dip with them though. I can’t get rid of the fungus on one of their fins.

Yeah it would cost a lot!

The only snakes I have are green tree pythons and ball pythons. The different colors are called different morphs. The brown and black is a Mojave and they’re are thousands of different combos you can make. The green tree pythons have different localities they’re called and it changes they’re colors and appearance as well. They all come from Indonesia but different regions. The two I have are from Biak island and Sorong
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Ah, thanks! I didn't realise it was another ball python, I always think of them as so thick and chunky, but not used to seeing just the head reaching out like that either.

Are GTP's hard to breed?

Never kept snakes myself, but I have a weird fascination with watching snake egg cutting videos! I love the youtube channel Snake Discovery, especially in laying and hatching seasons! Have watched Brian Barczyk's ball python egg cutting vids of course, but I get totally lost when he starts talking about the genetics and morphs! I'm pretty good with genetics usually, but snake morph genes have me utterly lost, lol. So have fun with that when breeding ball pythons... ;)

If you can get some clear photos of the angel fish, there's a good chance someone here will be able to sex them - and some pics of the fungus might help identify the issue and solution. Are there any other fish in the tank with them? Because doing a salt treatment on the tank itself might help, but while the angels would be fine, some species are sensitive to salt. They're a gorgeous fish, really would love a pair like that myself. Bear in mind that angels like to choose their own mate, so even if they're male and female, it doesn't mean they'd successfully pair up. Better to get a group of 6-8 young ones then see if any pair up if you'd like to breed them.
@itiwhetu , what do you think of the angel fish in that link? Didn't you have a black angel?
 
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