Jenn

My molly had babies in a one gallon tank. There are about 2 or 3 dozen. Should I take her out and leave the babies in the tank by themselves?

I have an 11 year old Percheron. I got her when she was 2 and ever since I have had her she has, excuse my language, farted....a lot. She is never bloated or uncomfortable in her gut. She doesn't try to bite at her belly and she has never colicd. Her teeth are good. She is on good pasture all the time and gets fed good quality supplemental hay in the winter. She is up to date on all her shots and is in good health. Her nick name is windy because it doesn't matter what she is doing, she lets it rip all the time. They usually don't smell and they range from short bursts to long ones lasting several steps. I have checked with vets and dentists and they don't think she has any major problems. They tell me she is just a gassy horse. Has anyone had experience with this before? It doesn't bother me I just want to know if there is an explanation. Thanks

I don't have access to buying a breeding net and I don't really want to have a ton of baby platy fish that I can't do anything with. Should I just let her have the fry in the aquarium she is in or should I still separate her? She is in a 5 gallon tank with several other fish. I'm new to the fish hobby so any advice would be appreciated.