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DEM via PetKB.com
March 22nd 08, 09:06 PM
ive had a redwag platy for some time now and recently had 38 fry about 3
weeks ago and they are all in the breader for there own safety. there R no
other males in the tank other than the fry in the breader but now out of
nowere she looks pregent i would have said so earlier but i thought she just
got fat but she seems to be getting bigger is it possibale ? but then i
wonder, ive heard that they always look pregnet.
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Ed Sinavage
March 23rd 08, 07:24 PM
You will find that with any livebearers they have the ability to store
sperm for quite some time. At times I have gotten female swordtails at
the shop and have had them in my tank for a few months with no other
males and they give birth
DEM via PetKB.com
March 25th 08, 04:33 AM
THX 4 the info, i want to get a new bread of tropical fish that is beautiful
but is not vonarabale to ICK or infections do u know what type of fish i
should get?
Ed Sinavage wrote:
>You will find that with any livebearers they have the ability to store
>sperm for quite some time. At times I have gotten female swordtails at
>the shop and have had them in my tank for a few months with no other
>males and they give birth
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ExPat
March 25th 08, 01:47 PM
On Mar 24, 11:33*pm, "DEM via PetKB.com" <u42059@uwe> wrote:
> THX 4 the info, i want to get a new bread of tropical fish that is beautiful
> but is not vonarabale to ICK or infections do u know what type of fish i
> should get?
>
> Ed Sinavage wrote:
> >You will find that with any livebearers they have the ability to store
> >sperm for quite some time. At times I have gotten female swordtails at
> >the shop and have had them in my tank for a few months with no other
> >males and they give birth
>
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Pretty well most all fish are fine to keep as long as your faithfull
at keeping water paraeter and its environment like it should be. There
really is no such thing as an ICH free fish.
DEM via PetKB.com
March 27th 08, 10:55 PM
well i mean one that is not like an ick magnet like swords or mollies do you
know of any fishs that dont atract illnesses
ExPat wrote:
>> THX 4 the info, i want to get a new bread of tropical fish that is beautiful
>> but is not vonarabale to ICK or infections do u know what type of fish i
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>Pretty well most all fish are fine to keep as long as your faithfull
>at keeping water paraeter and its environment like it should be. There
>really is no such thing as an ICH free fish.
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Reel McKoi[_10_]
March 29th 08, 06:54 PM
"DEM via PetKB.com" <u42059@uwe> wrote in message news:81cd7dfaa73ce@uwe...
> well i mean one that is not like an ick magnet like swords or mollies do
> you
> know of any fishs that dont atract illnesses
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No fish attracts illnesses and disease. Some are more resistant than others
but all will succumb to overcrowding or poor water conditions. Parasites
are passed from one fish to another. Even healthy fish can be infested by
one already carrying them. Like another poster suggested,.... read up on
tropical fish and their care. Buy a few books. Google "tropical+fish+care."
DEM via PetKB.com
March 30th 08, 12:33 AM
THX
Reel McKoi wrote:
>> well i mean one that is not like an ick magnet like swords or mollies do
>> you
>> know of any fishs that dont atract illnesses
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>No fish attracts illnesses and disease. Some are more resistant than others
>but all will succumb to overcrowding or poor water conditions. Parasites
>are passed from one fish to another. Even healthy fish can be infested by
>one already carrying them. Like another poster suggested,.... read up on
>tropical fish and their care. Buy a few books. Google "tropical+fish+care."
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