it all depends on how many fry she has/is having. if the one at school you are comparing her to will have 22 fry and libby has 12 , then libby could look like the other female when she is 3 weeks in, instead of one.
number is also a factor as to how many will survive. if libby has 12, and each fish eats one before you can catch them, then you have 9 fry. a HUGE factor is if you plan to catch and save the fry or let them grow up with the adults. if you leave them and libby has 12, you might have 9, and you might have none. it all depends on your individual fishes. you should feed more frequently when your female is closer, so that all three of your fish aren't so hungry when the fry come. but if you have a male that picks on the two other fish, or is just all around crabby, i would be careful. same thing if your female is that way.
i think thats all i was going to say...good luck! and please, PLEASE....
GET ATLEAST 2 MORE FEMALES!!!!
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