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Posted by FriendOfFish on March 18, 2003 at 17:29:08:

I need help... I know everyone talks about the gravid spot which i can find on my Guppies easy but not on my swordtails. They both are acting different.. One is swimming up and down the tank the other just stays in the corner but they both look like they could bust...I have a good bit of plants in the tank..i have a breeding net but have fry guppies in it right now... I need to go and get a couple more tanks set up i know... But anyways, any other way to tell if they are going to have them soon???

Thanks to all that answer..

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• Re: Two Swordtails ready to have fry I THINK??? jaded1 03/19/03 (0)