Red Wag Platy Or Dalmatian Molly Fry? (Pic)

[Silentrunner11]

My tank has two types of fish in it, Red Wag Platy and Dalmatian Molly. I was cleaning my tank today and as I was replacing the water I noticed a tiny little fry hiding under one of my decorations. I had a hunch one of my Red Wag Platies were pregnant - if not two of them. I ran out to my LFS and got a breeder tank to put the mother and the fry into, rather than a whole new tank (I am a novice fish keeper). Upon closer inspection I fear I may have made the wrong assumption as to who the mother was of the fry, it looks as if it's actually a Dalmatian Molly...I've never dealt with fry before so I am completely clueless and google/forums are guiding me through being a parent here.

I am sorry if the picture comes out massive here, I took it from my iPhone.

 

[PrairieSunflower]

Looks likely to be dalmation to me.

Fry take multiple feedings a day (3-5) and frequent water changes to make sure water conditions don't deteriorate as a result.

 

[misterpro]

I would suggest moving the adult out of the breeder tank.

Feed the little one every 3-4 hours (4'ish times a day). You can feed it crushed flakes. (crush your normal flakes into a powder). Only a tiny amount will be enough for one fry.

I don't know how red wag platy babies look, but to me that looks like a +/- week old (might be wrong if I guesses your gravel size badly) molly fry with some spots starting to form.

 

[daizeUK]

I've got red wag babies, they are bright copper coloured with black fins and look nothing like your fry.  I'd guess they are mollies.
Either way I don't think they need their mother.

 

[westmidsgal]

i also have had millions of red wag fry and this is not one  

 

[Silentrunner11]

Thank you guys so much! All that's left for me to do is figure out the mother and keep an eye on her to see if she's still going birth. I fear she has and they were eaten or sucked up while I was cleaning my tank as I said before. But thank you all so much!