I bought a marble molly
a few years ago, and of course she was pregnant, as all mollies seem
to be, she just happened have the babies on the way home. Once I got
home I put the babies in a small tank, and put the mother in a bowl,
as I had no other place to put her at the time. I left for a little
while and came back to find that the molly had jumped out of the bowl.
I searched everywhere for at least 30 minutes to try and find her, after
a while I gave up hope. About 15 minutes later I dropped some change
on the floor and it rolled under the dresser, so I got down and looked
to find my change, to my surprise I saw the molly. She was covered with
dust and almost completely dry, I immediately put her back in the water,
I was sure that she was a goner, but a few minutes later she was swimming
happily. I've now learned to have extra tanks on hand. This may not
be a miracle or anything, but I was pretty amazed.
I bought a marble molly
a few years ago, and of course she was pregnant, as all mollies seem
to be, she just happened have the babies on the way home. Once I got
home I put the babies in a small tank, and put the mother in a bowl,
as I had no other place to put her at the time. I left for a little
while and came back to find that the molly had jumped out of the bowl.
I searched everywhere for at least 30 minutes to try and find her, after
a while I gave up hope. About 15 minutes later I dropped some change
on the floor and it rolled under the dresser, so I got down and looked
to find my change, to my surprise I saw the molly. She was covered with
dust and almost completely dry, I immediately put her back in the water,
I was sure that she was a goner, but a few minutes later she was swimming
happily. I've now learned to have extra tanks on hand. This may not
be a miracle or anything, but I was pretty amazed.
