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Posted by gingerblue on November 08, 2002 at 10:27:46:

My female platy gave birth a few weeks ago (right after we got her), and now it seems as if she is pregnant again. However, there are no male platys or swordtails in the tank. In fact, the only other livebearers are guppies (one male, several babies we are sure are guppies). Is it possible that she could be pregnant? The only other fish in the tank are two tetras, and a little cory. How coulfd this be possible? She's getting pretty large...

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