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I’m interested as well

Pics I took just now it’s colored up not as stressed anymore the bars looks more present compare to the F1’s as fry now I wait to see if the bars are dominant and sticks till it sexes out. I might outcross it to the F3 blondes ones, to see what I get.

F2 Tiger Liberty Poecilia hybrid Limia islai (M) x F1 Tiger Liberty (F) - (75% islai, 25% salvatoris) Welll night time tank sweep and one of the Tiger Liberty females left me a surprise tonight. Too bad it’s the only one so far. I’ll check on the tank in morning for more. I’m playing it safe...

F3 Blonde Liberty Molly hybrids update: (Pure Poecilia salvatoris male x F2 Blonde melanistic female) Here’s two batches from two different F2 blonde females. The older batch there’s 4 specimens, they had time colored down before taking pics of them, but they are golden-yellow hue like the...

Ouuu sweet! Trying breeding out the body form. You can use a platinum sailfin. Dalmatian sailfins works well too just gotta breed out the short body and maintain the blue iridescence.

Minor update on the Liberty hybrids I mailed another friend the last of my F2 blonde females and the two F3’s (F1xF2). I last of the juvenile tiger liberties from the later batches. he raises his mollies in salt water so it’ll be interesting if the hybrids will be salt tolerant especially the...

Display pics of the newborn F3’s Liberty hybrids (Pure x F2 Blonde) So many babiessss lol so yea I think there’s maybe 1-2 I missed but head count is still 6 blondes and 9 wildtypes. If I can go further which I won’t some of the wildtypes were born with typical stripes others weren’t. They...

Agreed. If I ever want to start a new project. I would get theirs and cross it with some copper velifera sailfins.fix the body shape, and make them bulkier

Comparison media between the Limia hybrids to the parent species and their half blood hybrid cousins. Pic 1: Limia (islai x tridens) comparison media to both Male parent species. Pure Limia tridens, Limia (islai x tridens) hybrid, and Pure juvenile islai. Pic 2: Limia islai comparison to...

That’s not a Molly you showed it’s a platyfish that’s photoshopped blue. Also here’s images from google of what I’m talking about. And yea I don’t think we can share images without giving credits

There’s a lot Tony. Most are sailfin types called “electric blue” mollies. They have a high body covered blue iridescent scales, which looks very pretty if you can get them. Try eBay see if anyone is selling.

The main tank set from the first batch The dark substrate makes a big difference in how their bars and iridescent expresses, it pops way better than their siblings growing in the 5gal. Too bad they’re growing much slower in this tank. Pretty interesting on darker substrate they look more islai...

I’m starting to think of the set of 5 growing in the window tank he’s the only visible male lol. The rest are females or seem not ready to sex out. Theirs is one I suspect will be a male but I’m still waiting. Anyways I love his dorsal colors. Black trim dorsal spot and the rest is a yellow...

More media of this handsome boy.

More media. I suspect one fo the females dropped fry but they all got eaten. I’m waiting till the next female is close to birthing and I’ll pull her out the tank and into the breeder net in my main tank.

Tiger liberty media: The males are quite nice body form wise 3 different males in the pics. Also the 3 different females in the pics.

F3: (F1 x F2) I literally posted it a week ago literally two days after posting them, it decided it’s time to form a gonopodium. This whole time he was a late bloomer… in my defense it stayed small for months, I fully thought it sexed out to female but nope he just wanted to take his time to...

It won’t be as popular, bc el dorado yellow-gold color changes intensity based on there mood. It wont stay fully expressed unlike silverados, silver-white base plate, which will stay bold. It isnt affect by mood and always fully expressed. Plus silverado is an easy trait to transfer from father...

The suspect F2 Orangeline hybrid male is abit more mature now but his brother I think passed away I can’t find him in the tank… F1 Orangeline hybrids: This is Male #3, I can tell bc he has a black dorsal unlike his half brothers and his full blood brother. Anyways he has such an amazing dorsal...

I’m curious are the bars on them more obscured because of the blonde body or are the bars deep as the wildtypes? I would assume the first. Also since it been almost two months when you last showed them, have they sexed out?