They may be too crowded. I have heard that mollies need 2-3 gallons per fish. My daughter's male dalmatian Mollie keeps nipping at the female and has killed 2 so far.
I'm not completely sure, but My 2 Dalmatian Molly's grew up to be about 5cm long before they both stopped growing. i don't know if that's the average size for one, but that's how big mine are. :)
Yes, Mollies have scales.
There is no noun for the word "vicious". "Vicious" is an adjective.
There is no evidence to suggest that black tigers are inherently more vicious than regular colored tigers. Behavior in tigers is influenced by a variety of factors including age, gender, and environment. The color of a tiger's fur does not determine its temperament.
Mollies are active swimmers that require adequate space, filtration, and water quality to thrive. A fish bowl is generally not suitable for mollies as it does not provide enough space or proper filtration to support their needs. It is recommended to house mollies in a larger tank with appropriate conditions.
Dalmatian mollies, a popular aquarium fish variant, do not exist in the wild as a distinct breed; they are selectively bred for their unique coloration and patterns. The wild ancestors of mollies, including the black molly (Poecilia sphenops), can be found in freshwater and brackish environments in parts of Central and South America. In their natural habitats, these fish inhabit rivers, lakes, and coastal areas. Therefore, while mollies do live in the wild, Dalmatian mollies specifically do not.
Dalmatian mollies are just cross bred fish. Anything can happen to their colouring because their full parentage is not known.
This means the ballon molly will start releasing eggs and the Dalmatian molly will fertilise them. The answer above is incorret really what that means is the mollies are breeding (yes ballon mollies can breed with dalmatian mollies). Mollies are livebrers, so the fry(Babies) are born swimming. If you go to... http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=830+1101+1058&pcatid=1058 and http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=830+1101+1062&pcatid=1062 you can find more information
I would say a bubble nest yet mollies are live berriers are they real mollies then?
yes
Goldfish should only live with goldfish except for a few exceptions such as a bristlenose pleco or apple snails for example
Mating season for Dalmatian mollies typically occurs between spring and summer when water temperatures rise and conditions are more favorable. During this time, males become more active, displaying courtship behaviors to attract females. Breeding can occur year-round in optimal conditions, but the peak mating activity aligns with warmer temperatures.
Yes they are the same species . The only difference it the colour. Just like a black person having children with a white person.
Black and White or Brown and White.
the black and white of the dalmatian represents the yin and the yang - in other words, balance.
Mollies actually give birth to live young, they are one of the few tropical fish species who do this.
my guess is that she is pregnant because she would be fat all around. if u notice her belly becoming square that means she will deliver soon. good luck! i currently have 7 mollies, 2 silver,2 black, 2 dalmatian and one yellow. 2 of them are males and the other 5 are females. i am pretty sure that one of my black mollies is pregnant, knowing that sheis plump. it is hard to tell when she will give birth though. they usually have 20+ fry so be prepared! good luck!