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OK I had a good idea that my Endler's Livebearers I bought last weekend were pregnant, but I had no idea that one was this pregnantYes, that's right I have Endler fry...just 2 of them that I've seen, but they seem to be doing just fine

First I discover that I have [link=Cory Fry]http://www.fishprofiles.com/files/forums/Bottom%20Feeder%20Frenzy/58600.html?200504251105" style="COLOR: #B5CEDE[/link], and then as I'm feeding the Endler's I realize that I have Endler fry...talk about a great weekend...now I wonder who is nextmy guppy females look pretty boxish themsselves

heidi

"I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom." Thomas Carlyle

Congrats on the Endlers!
Guess someones been filling their tank from the FP water cooler .

Hope you're keeping those guppies and endlers seperate .

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Well congrats again In my experience, Endler's don't look hugely pregnant, like guppies or mollies often do. I don't remember what size tank you have them in but be careful with the filter intake...I've found quite a few swimming in the filter during maintenance

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Don't worry, Babel, the guppies and the endlers are in separate tanks, and won't be mixed. And to think Heidi was thinking about going out and buying more endlers...now she won't have to.

I won't have to go buy moreSays who

Well, as promised I got photos this afternoon, this time though (unlike with the metae Fry0 I found the fry before reducing the photo so much easier...the one in this photo is circled in red What a wild weekendOh and yes, they are in a 2.5 gallon for the time being, soon to be in a 10 gallon...and don't worry Babel the only thing the Guppies and Endler's share is the tank stand And I'll take a look at the filter to check for fryI do have it on the lowest setting, but you never can tell hml



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"I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom." Thomas Carlyle