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Saltwater Male Molly
He's been in my tank for months at 1.026. Needs a sweet good home.
 

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Any other takers with less boisterous fish than Christians: Purple tang, Midas blenny, two clownfish, fire hawkfish, antheias, royal grama?
 

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Is this a regular Molly that u acclimated to saltwater? How long did it take?
Hi Fizzman...not too hard just slowly drip aclimate over a long period and be sure to keep the temperature correct. Then match your tanks salinity.
 

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Cool, just did some reading on it, u can do it with guppies too. And mollies are good hair algae eater. I'm gonna do it
 

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Cool, just did some reading on it, u can do it with guppies too. And mollies are good hair algae eater. I'm gonna do it
Guppies, interesting I didn't realize. Keep us posted on your success. People say mollies are good at eating algae I didn't notice any difference. They do eat poop 24/7 though.
 
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Normally it's fish that that inhabit estuaries that have a mix of fresh and salt water. Other word "brackish water". Guppies does raise an eyebrow. This is the first white/silver Sailfin I've seen. Usually it's black mollies used. Might be the reason this one wasn't seen eating algae so much.
 
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