how i can identify my fish fry?

July 12th, 2008 · 2 Comments

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i have a 200 gallon fish tank ,today i saw some yellow/orange with black patterns fries in my tank ,it is a community tank ,but i can't decide either they are albino shark,orange color molly or tiger barb fries? among those fishes i want to know which fish belongs my fries? Is there any way can i identify my fries?

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    • 1 MARK js // Jul 12, 2008

      ull have to wait til they get older til u can decifer what they are or if a afish is near the fry u may be able to find out what species they are that way

    • 2 Roberto G // Jul 12, 2008

      I think they are molly fry.

      Albino sharks don't readily breed in captivity so we can rule them out. Tiger barbs fry are very tiny and the chance of them surviving (without being eaten by the other fishes) is very slim.

      On the other hand, mollies being livebearing fishes, give birth to fully formed, free swimming, quite large (compared to egglaying fish) fry. They also have fast reflexes so they can avoid being eaten. The probability that your fry are mollies is great.

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