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Dalmatian Molly Fish – Real Aquatics

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $2.95.Current price is: $2.00.

Unique black-and-white molly with bold algae-grazing behavior and hardy nature.

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Dalmatian Molly

A white molly heavily speckled in black, no two individuals marked alike. Substantial, hardy and constantly grazing.

Feeding

Omnivorous with a strong vegetable requirement. Spirulina flake, algae wafers, blanched vegetables and frozen foods.

Compatibility

Generally peaceful but large and boisterous at feeding time. Keep more females than males. Best with other hard-water species.

Behaviour and personality

Active, bold and constantly grazing algae from surfaces.

Before you buy

Mollies need hard, alkaline water and are prone to illness in soft acidic tanks. They are also larger than people expect and breed prolifically.

Specification Value
Species Molly
Color White with black speckles
Size Substantial
Water Type Hard, alkaline
Diet Omnivorous (vegetable-based)

FAQ

What kind of water conditions do Dalmatian Molly require?

Dalmatian Molly requires hard, alkaline water. They are prone to illness in soft, acidic tanks.

How should I feed a Dalmatian Molly?

Feed a Dalmatian Molly a varied diet including spirulina flake, algae wafers, blanched vegetables, and frozen foods due to their strong vegetable requirement.

Are Dalmatian Molly compatible with other fish?

They are generally peaceful but can be boisterous during feeding. Best kept with other hard-water species and in groups with more females than males.

3 reviews for Dalmatian Molly Fish – Real Aquatics

  1. Tracey Bailey –

    The Dalmatian Molly is very active and loves to graze on algae. I’ve kept it with other hard-water fish and it gets along well. Feeding is straightforward with a mix of vegetables and flakes. It’s a bold fish that stays healthy in my alkaline tank.

  2. Lillian Allan –

    I was surprised by how large it grows. It’s very active and always moving around. I feed it algae wafers and blanched spinach daily. It’s a bit noisy during feeding, but otherwise a hardy and interesting addition to the tank.

  3. Connor James –

    The black speckles are unique and stand out in the tank. It’s a hardy fish that thrives in hard water. I’ve noticed it’s very curious and often explores the tank walls. Easy to care for with a consistent vegetable diet.

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