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Posted by nancyguz on August 05, 2002 at 11:48:38:

I would like to know because I have an extreme population explosion of baby sailfin mollies. I know this sound terrible but I can't find places for them all and I figured if they were eaten when they were first born it would solve some of the problem. I love my mollies but enough is enough. The tank is 37 gallons, slightly brackish conditions. Also have 2 swordtails an orange chromide and a pleco.

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