PurityNRoses
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Hey! So, I’ve been a big molly and platy owner for as long as I can remember but recently, I’ve been really seeing that my females last A LOT longer than my males. What’s up with that? I know that the males get the curved spine from aging and over-breeding, but is there anyway to help with that? One of my male high-finned platys seems low energy and has been keeping his dorsal fin pinned for the most part. Thankfully, he’s still eating good. I feel like every time I get a male platy or molly, I lose them in a few months. Is that just me or is this a common problem? Thanks! ~Purity