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JackBinimbul

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  1. No offense, but if you're not selling, do you have a plan for the literally hundreds of fish you're going to end up with in a month? Livebearers are prolific breeders and a large number of the young survive filial predation. A single female gives birth to an average of 30-60 fry at a time (but 200 is possible) and they do so every 30 days. If you have a plan in place, have fun! But be ready for an onslaught and have an additional plan to prevent unethical inbreeding.
  2. You are unlikely to find females at a physical store. They are not often carried as they are not showy. They are also so gender dimorphic that people often don't think they are even the same species. Here is an example of how dramatically different they look: You'd be better off ordering breeding pairs online. Keep in mind that females should outnumber males by about 3:1. The males will relentlessly chase and display for females and it can be exhausting for them, especially if they are gravid.
  3. Definitely both male. The top one is a cobra, the bottom one is a black bar. The cobras are guaranteed to be K class. That is; bred with guppies for coloration. The black bar looks to be P class. Which is assumed "pure", but no proof. The females are much larger and very drab looking. Mostly just silver. They are also plump.
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