Luna
Black lyretail molly
Male. All-black molly with a lyre-shaped tail. Probably not the father of the current white babies (timing doesn't fit), but could father Spot's next batch. Seen eating a baby snail on 29 Oct.
Spot
Dalmatian molly
Female. White body with black speckles over the body and tail. Probably the mother of the two white babies.
Geraint
Platy (tuxedo-type colouring)
Female. Black body and fins with an orange face and belly.
Waves
Orange platy
Female. Solid orange body and fins.
Slo-mo
Red wagtail platy
Orange body with black dorsal fin and tail.
High-speed
Red wagtail platy
Orange body with black fins and tail, dark freckling on the head and back, and a black-tipped mouth (tells it apart from Slo-mo).
Bubbles
Red wagtail platy
Deep red-orange body with black fins and tail, dark freckling on the head and back, and a black-tipped mouth.
Fishy
Corydoras (likely peppered cory)
Mottled grey-brown catfish with a dark patterned back. One of the two remaining cories; photo shows Fishy and Mc together.
Mc
Corydoras (likely peppered cory)
Mottled brown catfish, often hiding under the plants. One of the two remaining cories; photo shows Fishy and Mc together.
Gold babies (4)
Platy fry, likely red wagtail
Four orange babies, about 1 cm long, with dark fins and tail already showing (31 Oct). Likely offspring of Slo-mo, High-speed or Bubbles.
White babies (2)
Molly fry, probably Spot's
Two white babies, about 1 cm long (31 Oct). Pale with a few dark speckles near the tail; spots should develop as they grow.
Snails (7+)
Ramshorn snail (likely)
Small coiled-shell snails, pink and red, grazing algae on the leaves. Hitchhikers, probably arrived on a plant. At least five seen 31 Oct; five removed by hand 1 Nov, at least seven still left.