Platys (Xiphophorus sp.) are livebearing fish so the eggs hatch internally. The gestation time can be controlled (increased) up to a certain extent by the female depending upon her prevailing conditions. The fastest time I know of is 4 weeks and the longest 3 months.
Yes, platy fish are livebearers, meaning they give birth to live young instead of laying eggs.
It takes around 3 - 4 weeks for a platy fish to give birth.
Platy's are live bearing fish and do not lay eggs, the young are born alive and free swimming.
Platy fish are livebearers, which means they give birth to live young rather than laying eggs. The female platy fish will carry the fertilized eggs inside her body until they hatch into baby fish, known as fry.
They do mate! As long as you have 3 females with 1 male and you keep the tank well planted and at the right temp!
Yes, That is definitely enough space
They are freshwater fish.
no it would fight till death because betta fish are aggressive
Platys are "live bearers" which means that their young are born as fish directly out of the mother, as opposed to those fish that hatch from eggs outside of the mother.
tell more about why its not breeding what is its behavior Mabe the platy tank is not suitable for the platy pair try adding more plants and hiding spaces for the fish and feed them more of a variety of foods flake + blood worms+live or frozen foods if possible
Platy fish eggs are small, clear, and round in shape. They can be distinguished from other fish eggs by their size and transparency. Platy fish eggs are typically smaller and more transparent compared to other types of fish eggs.
A platy is a type of tropical fish. It is not a quantity or measure so one can not have a "platy of" anything including guppies.