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ToeKnee
March 14th 05, 09:58 PM
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 21:23:01 GMT, "mike"
> wrote:

>Someone bought this fish for me, and forgot the name, i cannot seem to identify it... But im thinking tetra, maybe... Looks like a danio i saw also.... please help me out...i think it also looks the shape of a molly but i never saw that color molly so i dont know...
>
>Thanks:
>
>Hopefully someone can help me out on this one... Thank You in advance!!!


Doesn't look like any tetras or danios I am familiar with.

Not 100% with the blurryness (dig photos are harder for sure), but my
guesses are:

Endlers Livebearer (dorsal and relative size)
female sailfin molly (immature?? looking at the dorsal)
Sunburst molly?
Platy? I have seen both mollys and platys with lighter colors, like
this one.

I'm assuming fresh water, standard gravel size, and standard air
tubing. The fish looks to be about an inch and a half?

Any more information?


--Tony

mike
March 14th 05, 11:25 PM
thank you i am pretty sure it is the sunburst molly because the person
remembered the sunburst part.... Thank You...


"ToeKnee" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 21:23:01 GMT, "mike"
> > wrote:
>
> >Someone bought this fish for me, and forgot the name, i cannot seem to
identify it... But im thinking tetra, maybe... Looks like a danio i saw
also.... please help me out...i think it also looks the shape of a molly but
i never saw that color molly so i dont know...
> >
> >Thanks:
> >
> >Hopefully someone can help me out on this one... Thank You in advance!!!
>
>
> Doesn't look like any tetras or danios I am familiar with.
>
> Not 100% with the blurryness (dig photos are harder for sure), but my
> guesses are:
>
> Endlers Livebearer (dorsal and relative size)
> female sailfin molly (immature?? looking at the dorsal)
> Sunburst molly?
> Platy? I have seen both mollys and platys with lighter colors, like
> this one.
>
> I'm assuming fresh water, standard gravel size, and standard air
> tubing. The fish looks to be about an inch and a half?
>
> Any more information?
>
>
> --Tony