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Old 07-25-2011, 10:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys, I have about 27 molly fry(month and a half old) and they are super active..theyre always swimming around usually on the surface. It seems to me that they are always waiting for me to feed them because whenever I dip my finger in the water, they think it's food and starts pecking at my finger. also they like to follow my hands when I put it close to the fish tank. anyways..are they just hyper active or are they stressed?

Oh btw... whenever I turn the lights off, they stay almost all of them stay in the bottom.

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It's normal, just don't over feed them. Sounds like you have a bunch of happy juvies on your hands.
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My molly fry act the same way, its normal. They are happy and healthy.
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