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My first pregnancy!

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Well not mine but my Electric Yellow, got a trio, 3 boys + 3 girls before christmas, added another girl (will add more as they come along)

Just noticed yesterday 1 of my girls has turkey neck, withdrawn from eating and making funny faces (tumbling?)

Im 99% sure she is holding, if so, id like to grow them out, i'd prefer to let her spit herself, should I put her in her own tank/net with maybe Java Moss?

This might be a dumb question, but will any survive if I leave her in the main tank?

All comments appreciated

I have seen yellow's survive in peanuts tank down there and there are some big fish hap's and others you would think could get them.. All other fish are eaten but yellow's seem to survive :)

If you ever have any spare females let me know im trying to find some :)

Nets in the same tank as adults are no good as they try and suck the babies through the netting and kill them, best to have a seperate tank or some sort of hard container with holes for water flow if you want it.

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My tank is 180L with 3x boys 4x girls E.Yellow, 2 baby black eyed GBAs.

If you ever have any spare females let me know im trying to find some :)

My LFS has a good mix of boys and girls, think they are $15 each though.

So would it be ok to leave them?

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