Unexpected fry

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In my sump there are two large fry, but idk where they came from. In my tank there is a single watchman, maroon clown, two engineers, a fox face, an old guppy and two gold banded guppies.
 
Mini update, they are in my display tank too
 
I could only manage one picture. I would think the guppy too, but I only have one and she hasn't seen a male in a good four months; back when this was a brackish tank. The engineers have been running up against each other, but they're not even 6 inches yet.
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That looks like a guppy.

Female guppies can hold sperm, using it to fertilize litters of generally decreasing size.

The engineers would be egglayers, and I suspect that their fry would be far smaller and less well-developed.

~Bruce
 
That looks like a guppy.

Female guppies can hold sperm, using it to fertilize litters of generally decreasing size.

The engineers would be egglayers, and I suspect that their fry would be far smaller and less well-developed.

~Bruce

Aww ok. Thanks
 

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