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Consider looking for an aquarium store they often will trade your fish for store credit. Also post on craigs list or fb marketplace they work well w paremeters

If you look at the guys original thread he was dealing w too many fry. And didn't know what to do. He had even.removed the males but because mollies can hold sperm they kept having babies. He was at a loss.

If u eat chicken or beef ior veal or pork same things animals often kept in.all confined spaces. At least if u have plants fry can hide..making a new enthusiast worry about saving all their fry or being a bad fish owner is not gonna help them like this hoby

When you have live bearers that are going fry wild. Its ok to put a fish in there that will eat the fry.

Not if its a female and I have also done it with males

I've had them b in the same tanks and happy for years especially if you have a ton of plants

Not female bettas

But you feed your fish- dead fish flakes. Brine shrimp etc. You kill fish to feed fish and thats ok because someone else kills them?

Get a betta they love baby mollies....to eat and they are full of motion and color

Loops like it to me. Try not fee Looks like it to me. Try not feeding for a few days. Over feeding can push on their swim bladders and they lose float control.

Use a python water changing system avail st chew 54 bucks. Way faster. Dont forget to add water conditioner

Have you considered focusing on a planted tank for a while (months) then.adding one or two fish at a time. Planted tanks seem.wY more forgiving

You guys are awesome

Dark chocolate and anything w fruit and nuts.

This is my boyfriend Zeusie. He helps me with all the hard jobs. He is such a good boi. We are walkaholics. He does not help me with this addiction....noooo. he makes it worse... any time I want to go he gets so excited and won't let me go by myself. We walk 6 to 10 miles a day. But we are...

I'm a biologist. I've had fish since I was 12...that was so long ago I had a Plesiosaursas a pet. I always looking to learn new things as science continues to grow. Thanks for letting me in.