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11-13-2010, 08:51 AM
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Molly Fry
Have been raising Molly Fry for three months now. They are really taking on adult features now. My question is I know that the female Molly can hold the male's sperm for month without giving birth, is there a chance that my male molly is not the father? I see them "have sex" sometimes but some of the fry don't look like Balloon Molly's but some of them do.
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Re: Molly Fry
There's always a chance, but there's also a chance that the balloon trait wasn't inherited by all the offspring. That can happen too.
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