Swordtail Fry

[digital3]

So, I'll have to admit. I've neglected my 10 gallon, while I've been getting my 55 to stabilize (plants, co2, etc.). But despite that, I found a little surprise this morning, my Swordtails just had fry. I'm pretty sure it's them cuz my Cory's would have laid eggs. I hope they make it, I've never had Fry before. I'm pretty excited. Here's some pix, just thought I'd share:

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[angelcakes]

congrats on the fry.............:19:

[Tolley]

Very detailed pics!!1 Good luck with the fry, how many have you seen so far?

[digital3]

Thanks guys! I've counted at least five. They're hiding in the Java Moss and the Java Fern. Those little buggers are fast!

[Tolley]

sounds good, mine have just started to feel safe with rams and dotn hide anymore!

[Wild Turkey]

Congrats on ur fry! Good luck with them:19:

[Mvjnz]

Lucky you.. both my swordtails have given birth in the last week, and I have failed to find fry both times. Which is kinda weird cuz the molly fry are fine...

[Ellen4God]

Wow!! Very cool. Congrats :]

[gm72]

Super cool! You know, I have found that regardless of the ease with which one can have fish to release fry it is still SO rewarding.

[digital3]

Super cool! You know, I have found that regardless of the ease with which one can have fish to release fry it is still SO rewarding.

Totally, it's one of those great side benefits of fishkeeping!

[Ark6ie]

congrats on the bubby swords!!! one of mine dropped her babies two nights ago but i havent seen any fry :(. fingers crossed that some are smart enough to hide in between the rocks and plants and driftwodd.
anyways congrats again and excellent pics well done :19: :19: :19: