This video shows several of the very lively types of Male Sailfin Mollies available in our
facility. You can see Marbled, Gold, and
Silver males.
Metallic Gold Female Mollies and one male stowaway with reddish horizontal stripes. Compare the shapes of the females in this video with
the shapes of the males in the video above.
Click on the images above.
Scientific Name: Poecilia latipinna
Comments
Mollies are available in many color varieties. Mollies are livebearers like Guppies, Swordtails, and Platies, and they are they are easy to breed.
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here for more about breeding Mollies and caring for the babies including details about how to feed baby Mollies.
Molly females do not develop the long dorsal Sailfin that the males are displaying in the picture above.
Here are two beautiful Male Sailfin Mollies for sale at our online retail store. One male is Gold Marbled and the other male is a
Dalmatian. Both have their Sailfins up. Click
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Appropriate Home
Mollies need an aquarium with at least 15 gallons of water, an
External
Power Filter with a BIO-Wheel, 1/4 inch or less of
gravel, and an
Aquarium
Heater adjusted to between 78 and 82 degrees F. Click
here for more about warm water aquariums. Like most livebearers Mollies will do better with 1 Tablespoon of Aquarium Salt per 5 gallons of water. Click
here
for more about Aquarium Salt.
Recommended Diet
Floating flake food and
freeze dried blood worms. Both of these foods are available in most
stores that sell pet
fish. Click
here for more about feeding fish. I feed all livebearers a few Black Worms every other day. Click
here for more about Black
Worms.
Click
here to read about several groups of compatible fish.
Size and Lifespan
Mollies will live for between 3 and 5 years and can grow to 5". Rarely mollies live longer and grow bigger.
Molly Picture Gallery
Above, a young mature male Silver Sailfin Molly.
Above, a young mature male Silver Lyretail Molly swimming fast to eat a pellet of premium food.
Above, a large pregnant female Gold Marbled Wag Molly, which was born and lived in one of DrTom's aquariums for several years.
Above, a young mature male gold Sailfin Molly.
Above, a young mature male Marbled Sailfin Molly posing for a picture, when our DrTom snapped this picture.
Above, a very young male Black Molly. Like many Black Mollies this male is not 100% black, so his pattern is more unique.
Above, a young mature male Dalmatian Molly.
Above, three rare and unique Mollies.
Above, a group of very healthy and energetic fish, mostly Mollies, swimming in one of DrTom's aquariums.
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