kaz petts
Fishaholic
Hi all
Today when I got up all my molly fry were all swimming around quite merrily in their hatcher free from the jaws of my other community fish.
I went to work at 1pm this afternoon and returned home at 5.30pm.
Apparently somewhere between me going to work and my 6 and 5 year old son coming home from school at 3.30 my 2 year old baby, (see here in the dogs bed)
managed to lift the lid of my tank and released every single baby in the hatchery.
It is likely that they have all become fish food.
I don't blame my fish for eating the fry or the baby for releasing them, it happens, she didn't know any better, all she sees is mummy opening tank and doing things and she is trying to copy.
I am very upset though so I have been out and bought some fish to fill the gap that the molly fry I would have been keeping would have filled.
I would have had some lovley babies, they were balloon molly too. I have just bought two young balloon mollys and on close inspection I have a male and a female (hopefully they might breed and I may have some more babies next season.)
My lyretail molly and dalmation molly have been up to tricks over the last few days so she may be pregnant too, it is too early to tell at the moment but I will be watching her for gaining weight.
Today when I got up all my molly fry were all swimming around quite merrily in their hatcher free from the jaws of my other community fish.
I went to work at 1pm this afternoon and returned home at 5.30pm.
Apparently somewhere between me going to work and my 6 and 5 year old son coming home from school at 3.30 my 2 year old baby, (see here in the dogs bed)

managed to lift the lid of my tank and released every single baby in the hatchery.
It is likely that they have all become fish food.









I don't blame my fish for eating the fry or the baby for releasing them, it happens, she didn't know any better, all she sees is mummy opening tank and doing things and she is trying to copy.
I am very upset though so I have been out and bought some fish to fill the gap that the molly fry I would have been keeping would have filled.

I would have had some lovley babies, they were balloon molly too. I have just bought two young balloon mollys and on close inspection I have a male and a female (hopefully they might breed and I may have some more babies next season.)
My lyretail molly and dalmation molly have been up to tricks over the last few days so she may be pregnant too, it is too early to tell at the moment but I will be watching her for gaining weight.