Mosquito fish are live-bearers; meaning they will have live free swimming fry. The mother will have a black spot on her belly near her vent, called the gravid spot, which will get larger as the fry are developing inside her. The vent itself will be a little open as she is about to birth.
To maximize the amount of surviving fry, make sure to separate the mother into a specialized area where she cannot access the fry, nor the other fish as they will be eaten. Or have plenty of plants and other hiding places for the fry to hide in.
If by "mosquito fish" you mean Gambusia then their gestation period is around 30 days depending upon temperature. They can hold on to their young if conditions are not to their likeing and can sometimes die rather than give birth.
a mosquito gives birth after 12 days.
12 days.
There are several species of fish that are called "Mosquito Fish" The species most often refered to as a Mosquito Fish is the Gambusia and the male of that species grows to around 1 inch.
A mosquito fish mainly feeds on mosquito larvae in the wild but in captivity a mosquito fish eats it's fry or leaves off of plants
Yes, mosquito fish eat duck weed
no it is a decomposer , it drinks blood
Mosquitofish (one word) is a nickname giving to a species of fish (Gambusia) that feed on mosquito larvae and pupae.
Mosquito larvae
No they are not. If they're yellow for a long time they might be.
The female has a triangular anal fin. In the male this fin is elongated into a long point. This fin carries milt (sperm) like a penis and is called a "gonopodium".
A mosquito fish is a consumer. It is consumer because it eats elodea or other plants. Mosquito fish are herbivores. Meaning they only eat plants.
Larger Fish, Yabbies
guppies stay pregnant for about a month before giving birth, other fish take longer, and others lay eggs (don't get pregnant). depends on the fish