When I bought my Big Momma Molly, she was preg, or had decided it was time to use the eggs she was holding. Due to her size anyways, I really didn't notice her belly enlarging, I woke up to fry in the tank! Well as they got bigger, and easier to count, I counted about 25 of them, now they are starting to mature, I can tell which are males, or females. Out of every one of those fry, there are only 2 male. I was wondering if that is common. If it makes any kind of difference I really think that the fry are 'fathered' by 2 separate males. The majority by some male at the LFS, and my male I had already in the tank. The reason I think this is because the female is a dalmatian molly, The male I had is yellow. Out of the 25 fry, about 6 of them were yellow, and the rest dalmatian. And my Yellow male was petite, and all the yellow fry are smaller than the dalmatian fry. The 2 male fry, are yellow. I hope I explained that to where you understand, and I dont come across like a weirdo!!
So my question is...... how common is it for 2 out of 25 fry be male?
ETA: I meant to post this is the live bearer forum, could someone kindly move it for me!? THANKS!
So my question is...... how common is it for 2 out of 25 fry be male?
ETA: I meant to post this is the live bearer forum, could someone kindly move it for me!? THANKS!