it depends how big the tank is. since this type of fish stays relatively small, use the one inch of fish per gallon of water rule. mollies are a grouping fish and should be kept with 4-6 or more of their own kind. you can keep them with platies, guppies, swordtails, endlers livebearers.... many freshwater peacefull fish will 'play nicely' with them.
No, a fish bowl is not an appropriate environment for keeping molly fish as they require a larger tank with good filtration and water quality. Molly fish need space to swim and thrive, so a fish bowl would not provide enough room for them to be happy and healthy. It is recommended to keep molly fish in a tank that is at least 10 gallons in size.
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
Male fish may become more aggressive or protective to defend their mate and offspring from potential threats. Some male fish may also exhibit reproductive behaviors to attract other females to mate with. In some species, males may play no role in parenting and leave all parental care to the female.
A cat can be male or female A female cat is known as a she cat. A male cat is known as a tom cat.
well your fish may have been trying to alert you but didn't know how to talk. or maybe it wrote on the side of the tank that it needed emergency care but you were watching MTV OS something and got engrossed in that, and didn't notice the fish pounding on the glass with a thermometer in it's mouth s
Idon't no if this will help but if there is a male in the same tank as the female molly then 80% of the time the female is pregnant.
It is unusual for a molly to attack any other fish as they are quite a peaceful fish. At a guess I would say that it could be because the Siamese fighter is ill and the molly is taking advantage of the fact or because the molly is male and protecting its females. It's difficult to say without seeing the tank. Hope this helps.
Every fish will make your tank dirty because every fish puts out waste.
No, Molly fish and Betta fish should not be kept together in the same tank as they have different care requirements and may become aggressive towards each other.
If your fish is pregnant, it would look larger, and there would most likely be little eggs in the bottom of the tank. If your Phantom Fish is a male, and so is your Molly, then most likely the bigger fish is 'the ruler' of the tank. Try putting your phantom fish in a different aquarium, and if it seems happier, keep it there.
If there are fish small enough for the molly to swallow in the tank with them then they will most probably be eaten. They will eat their own young.
Male molly fish are typically smaller and have a gonopodium, a modified anal fin used for mating, while female molly fish are larger and lack this feature. Additionally, female molly fish have a gravid spot near their anal fin, which darkens when they are pregnant.
Because they're tired.
A 20-gallon tank can comfortably house around 4 to 6 molly fish. It is important to consider the size and behavior of the fish to ensure they have enough space to thrive.
It is generally safe to keep a pregnant Dalmatian Molly in a community tank with other fish, as long as the tank is well-maintained and the other fish are not aggressive towards the pregnant fish. However, it is important to monitor the pregnant fish closely and provide a separate breeding tank if needed to ensure the safety of the fry.
no, i would advise a larger tank x
No, a fish bowl is not an appropriate environment for keeping molly fish as they require a larger tank with good filtration and water quality. Molly fish need space to swim and thrive, so a fish bowl would not provide enough room for them to be happy and healthy. It is recommended to keep molly fish in a tank that is at least 10 gallons in size.