nocturnal fry??

I heard that livebearers are more comfrotable and more likely to begin giving birth when the lights are off, can anyone back this up or is it just a myth?

 

My guppies have always given birth at ight; never during the day.

 

*Scratches chin then runs and turns off aquarium light* Then it may be ture, Thanks for the reply!

 

I don't know about you.. But when my mollies gave birth, they are in the middle of the day... Hmmm.. perahaps people think they usually gave birth in the night because of blackwater :?: :|

 

I don't know about you.. But when my mollies gave birth, they are in the middle of the day... Hmmm.. perahaps people think they usually gave birth in the night because of blackwater :?: :|

 

Well this will definitally be something to document when I get more females, thanks again for the comments, one my my mollies is a little over a week from giving birth and my guppy is fit to burst so Ill let you all know.

 

I've had one birthing during the day and one happened over night, so I'm not sure which is the norm.

I don't really think light has anything to do with it, when it's time, it's time!

 

well comfort levels for the fish is during the night. only one of my fish have given birth during the early hours with lights on but i had so many hiding places so it was ok but my other fish didnt have many places to hude and she gave birth during the night when there was no light.