Dalmatian molly fish typically prefer open swimming areas and are not known for hiding in rocks like some other fish species. They thrive in well-planted aquariums where they can find cover among plants and decorations. While they may seek shelter occasionally, they generally do not make rocks their primary hiding spots. Providing a variety of habitats in the tank can help them feel secure.
It will either flee or hide. Probably it will do both.
sometimes they do
Molly Hide was born in 1913.
Molly Hide died in 1995.
Dalmatian Molly fry are very tiny and hide in plants for cover. They are clear when they are young but gradually, they grow black spots.
Signs For Pregrnant yellow molly fish: 1.the male will be chasing the female around the tank 2.she might hide behind rocks, plants, ect... 3.might stay at the top for more air 4.will get more aggressive (im not sure) 5. might hide in a certain corner of your tank 6, a light black/grey spot will be on her stomach 7will get more fatter and might eat less more
Of course! natural predator,prey response.
This is a great question! Algae does not grow on healthy fish. What you may be witnessing is the molly nipping at other fish as a territorial aggression. They can also nip or taste another fishes slime if they like it too. You may want to make sure your aquarium has plenty of cover and places to hide.
Female Dalmatian Mollies are typically peaceful, active, and social fish that require a well-maintained aquarium with plenty of space to swim and hide. They thrive in water temperatures between 72-82F and a pH level of 7.0-8.0. It is important to provide them with a varied diet of high-quality flake food, pellets, and live or frozen foods. Regular water changes and monitoring of water parameters are essential for their health and well-being.
they hide under rocks so they can hide from predictor's like humans.
They swim in schools.Some have colors that help them blend in to their surroundings. Others change colors to match their surroundings. Some swim very fast to escape the danger. Some fish swim in very tight schools to confuse other fish. Some fish hide in the rocks and plants so the bigger fish cant get to them. Some fish can hide in poisonous anemonies and they are not affected by the poison but other fish are.
Young fish in an estuary typically hide in areas with dense vegetation, such as seagrass beds or mangrove roots, where they can find shelter from predators and access sources of food. They may also seek refuge in shallow, calm waters near the shoreline or in areas with submerged structures like rocks or fallen trees.