Yeah, I know, who wants to put cheap mollies in their expensive SW tank?
These little mollies were born and bred in OKC water. I bought them as babies from a breeder and used them to cycle my seahorse tank.
Job done, seahorses installed, now they need a new home.
The are healthy, fat, active and entirely aclimated. Creamscicle/gold dust colored.
All lyretails. All were females, but it appears at least a couple of them may be changing. Approx 6 months old. Eat anything you put in the tank from flakes to pellets to frozen.
Never been sick. No sign of ich or shimmies like with FW mollies. Will even pick at SW algaes. There are 5 of them. Must take all. They are free. You can feed them to your lion but don't tell me. Gorgeous fish.
No I don't have a picture. They look like your typical gold, lyretail mollies, only healthier. Safe to put with your CB fish. No chance of WC disease or worms.
These little mollies were born and bred in OKC water. I bought them as babies from a breeder and used them to cycle my seahorse tank.
Job done, seahorses installed, now they need a new home.
The are healthy, fat, active and entirely aclimated. Creamscicle/gold dust colored.
All lyretails. All were females, but it appears at least a couple of them may be changing. Approx 6 months old. Eat anything you put in the tank from flakes to pellets to frozen.
Never been sick. No sign of ich or shimmies like with FW mollies. Will even pick at SW algaes. There are 5 of them. Must take all. They are free. You can feed them to your lion but don't tell me. Gorgeous fish.
No I don't have a picture. They look like your typical gold, lyretail mollies, only healthier. Safe to put with your CB fish. No chance of WC disease or worms.
