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Planaria are a pinkish color, not white so whatever you have aren't planaria.

Many swordtails and platies available in the hobby are hybrids. I have not heard of a platy*molly or swordtail*molly hybrid before. Though some hybrids do have health, "hybridophobes" spread...

Red cherry shrimp would work as long as the temperature change isn't too drastic and not too cold. Where would this tank be located and by cold water, what temperature range do you mean?

Some tadpoles overwinter. It might be a bullfrog tadpole. I would suggest researching about frog/toad species found in your area.

With my experience with mollys, I would not advise putting any with your adf. They will out compete the frog for food and may even harass it.

If they choked on them they might, but I doubt it would happen.

There were no indigenous Canary Islanders left by the 1800s.

How big are the fish?

"Controversial subjects will be deleted because they do not belong in this forum." I took it to mean any controversial topic. :sconfused:

It will interesting to see what the offspring look like. Congrats!

I thought no controversial topics were allowed in the chatterbox forum.

Welcome to AC!

Bullfrogs are known to eat ducklings.

Many people will put them in the freezer, which is considered a humane way to euthanize fish.

IMO you should set up more vivs.

They don't eat shrimp but they do compete for food with them.

I raised some of those a few years ago. They have a very short lifespan.

I found this site awhile back about them.http://www.arizonafairyshrimp.com/habitats.html

Flame gouramies are a strain of dwarf gouramies. You should drop the guppies and increase the neon tetra school to 10.

Old thread!!!!!!

I've never had a problem with ramshorn snails eating living plants. They may eat dead leaves though. Any plant should do.

Breeder nets make absolutely no sense at all. They cause unnecessary stress to the mother guppy and make it easier for the fry to be eaten. Either the guppy wasn't pregnant right away or it had...

Next time please don't post a reply to an old thread. The 'problem' it isn't all blue is because it is a standard dwarf gourami and not a neon blue dwarf gourami.

Betta splendens is the species you typically find for sale.

I've had success with java moss, anubius, and java fern. They can survive on very little light and very easy to care for.

And this is a nearly two year old thread.