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Molly

Temp. Range:    64-82°F.
pH:    7.5-8.2
dH range:    11.0 - 30.0
Adult Size:    4"

Poecilia sphenops

Buy Mollies

Black Sailfin Molly
$10.99 - Pair

Black Lyretail Molly
$2.49

Black Molly
$1.99

Dalmatian Molly
$3.49

Origin:   Central and northern South America.
Temperament:    Peaceful, but should be in aquariums with a little more salt than most community aquariums.
Feeding:     Feed with vegetable-based flakes and algae. Don't clean algae off back glass as Mollies need the algae for survival. Many plants and some salt in the water will do the fish good.
Sexing:    Sex can be determined by the male's modified anal fin (gonopodium), as is true of guppies, platy and swordtails.
Comments:    Mollies come in many different color varieties including sailfins. Definitely do much better in aquariums with more seasalt added. Black mollies are very prone to "Ich" usually because they are put into tanks with insufficient amounts of salt.
Color Variations: Click on Images for Larger View