dino21
Member
Hi,
Bought some dwarf Corys a couple of weeks ago and only as we added them to the tank did we notice 3 very small fry, just 3-5mm long.
They have survived and are now about 15 -20mm long and think we can see a very slight yellow colour to their transpartent body, so assume they are Platies.
Looks like there is one female and two males, so not sure which is going to be the one to remove.
Should we take out the female to leave the two males or remove one male to leave a pair, though wonder if even 1 to 1 is going to lead to over attention and stress which might lead to infection which we do not want to affect other fish in the tank - or just remove them all before they produce any new fry !
Bought some dwarf Corys a couple of weeks ago and only as we added them to the tank did we notice 3 very small fry, just 3-5mm long.
They have survived and are now about 15 -20mm long and think we can see a very slight yellow colour to their transpartent body, so assume they are Platies.
Looks like there is one female and two males, so not sure which is going to be the one to remove.
Should we take out the female to leave the two males or remove one male to leave a pair, though wonder if even 1 to 1 is going to lead to over attention and stress which might lead to infection which we do not want to affect other fish in the tank - or just remove them all before they produce any new fry !