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YouTube - Baby Platty

Unfortunately this is the only one that appears to have survived, still unsure whether it's a platy or a swordtail, I also have a small grey coloured baby which appeared 2 weeks later, My fish sure are in the mood!
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Old 31-12-2009, 02:48 PM
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cool, that wouldnt evan be a small snack to my fish
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sometimes i think it's silly how squishy i get over the tiny stomachs with eyes
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Haha yeah there's something about those large eyes! Luckilly he's been keeping hid in the large plants I have covering the back wall so but he's getting a little too adventurous now, even coming out to the front, but he seems to be getting a little too big now to be taken as food
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Old 31-12-2009, 03:26 PM
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when i had guppies and platys i had a little baby like that but it got eaten
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Roughly how old was the little guy when the vid was made? Ive got multiple exspectant platy mothers and I want to try and catch any offspring before one of the Goldfish spots them and has a spot of lunch.
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Awww he is so cute!!
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still unsure whether it's a platy or a swordtail
Definitely a platy, you can tell by the tail

He's very cute Reminds me of my platy fry
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Old 06-01-2010, 02:41 PM
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Ive got a ton on the little guys now, one is still hideing in the plants somewhere as hes wised up to the light trick I do to catch them.
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Definitely a platy, you can tell by the tail

He's very cute Reminds me of my platy fry


there's no way you can say if that's a swordtail or platy at that size. For one thing female swords have the same tail shape as platys. Also male swords don't develop the extension until they are older, and some don't even get one at all.
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