1 TRIO - Molly Fish Platinum White Lyretail

Description: 1 TRIO - Molly Fish Platinum White Lyretail - USA Local Breeder Platinum Lyre MollyThe platinum lyre molly, also called the silver lyre tail molly, displays a solid platinum body. The colors on these fish jump in the planted aquarium. These live bearers also make a good contract to Glofish.Scientific Name: Poecilia LatipinnaOrigin: Central AmericaLifespan: 1 yearMax Size: 2.5"Food: Flake, Live, FrozenShipping Size: Approx. 1 inchesWhat are Molly Fish?This prolific livebearer is found in freshwater, brackish, and saltwater habitats ranging from the Southern United States to Columbia. They have a more streamlined body compared to platies and can reach up to 4-5 inches (10-13 cm) in length. They are surprisingly good at cleaning aquariums, constantly scavenging for leftovers and pulling off hair algae with their flat mouths.What are the different types of mollies? The most common species in the aquarium trade include Poecilia sphenops (short-fin molly) and Poecilia latipinna (sailfin molly). Hybrids have been selectively bred to create black, dalmatian, lyretail, balloon, gold dust, marble, platinum, creamsicle, and other variations. Do mollies need salt in their water? Many fancy mollies are bred in overseas locations where salt water is cheaper than fresh drinking water. Therefore, the fish farms often raise them in brackish water that has both high pH and GH (or water hardness). When these brackish-bred mollies are transported to wholesalers, fish stores, and home aquariums that use fully freshwater setups, the change in water parameters can cause their kidneys to shut down. If you have naturally hard tap water, your mollies may not have any problems, but if you have soft tap water that lacks minerals, they may develop diseases like ich (white spot disease), fungus, and livebearer disease. For people with soft tap water, we suggest adding Wonder Shells or Seachem Equilibrium to increase the amount of calcium, magnesium, and other beneficial minerals in the fish tank. How to Set Up an Aquarium for MolliesDepending on the type of molly fish, we recommend getting an aquarium that holds at least 20 gallons of water, but a 29- to 55-gallon tank is more suitable for larger species. For most homes, they require an aquarium heater to raise the temperature to 75-80°F (24-27°C). Given their high tolerance for salt, they also prefer higher pH, KH, and GH.How many molly fish should I have? As with many livebearers, mollies love to breed, so we recommend getting at least two to three females for every male. This ratio allows the girls to get a break from the boys’ constant attention. (A male can be identified by his stick-shaped anal fin called a gonopodium, whereas a female has a fan-shaped anal fin.) Do mollies nip the fins of other fish? Generally speaking, mollies are peaceful fish. However, they are very active and often nibble on things to see if they are edible. Therefore, slow-moving, long-finned fish may not be the best tank mates for them.What fish can you put with mollies? They do well with other community fish that live in similar environmental conditions and are close in size to avoid predation. We’ve had success keeping ours with cory catfish, danios, tetras, loaches, barbs, and other livebearers. Avoid putting larger mollies with smaller animals like cherry shrimp because they will most likely get eaten.What do Molly Fish Eat?Mollies are not picky eaters and are first in line to gobble up anything you drop in the aquarium. Because they are omnivores, provide a good mix of proteins and vegetables in the form of high-quality flakes, pellets, frozen foods, and Repashy Soilent Green gel food. If the mollies often have long strings of normal-colored poop hanging from their bodies, you may be overfeeding them and need to cut back their portion size. Also, if you find they are outcompeting other fish for food, consider feeding fish foods that scatter all throughout the tank to give other animals a chance to eat. How to Breed MolliesHobbyists joke that all you need to do is add water and livebearers will multiply. Just make sure you have at least one male and one female, and then wait 30 to 60 days for the baby fish to arrive. A new female may only give birth to a handful of fry, but a veteran mom can produce more than 50 offspring at a time. The adult mollies will predate on their own young, so increase their survival rate by providing lots of dense aquarium plants like water sprite, water wisteria, and Pogostemon stellatus ‘octopus’ as hiding spots. Water Type: Fresh Gender: Breeding Pair Water Temperature: Tropical Difficulty Level: Beginner Species: Molly Temperament: Peaceful "All packages are packed with care Live Guarantee Arrival." Our Flat Rate Shipping Cost is Below : USPS PRIORITY MAIL = 16$USPS EXPRESS MAIL = 22$UPS NEXT DAY AIR = 36$ · Shipping and handling within 24 hrs on our scheduled shipping day · Our Fish will be carefully packaged in a Styrofoam Cooler Box with proper insulation to ensure they can tolerate the temperature shift during the winter/summer · Shipping Schedule: Monday - Livestock Tuesday - Livestock Wednesday - Livestock · Orders placed after 11:00 AM Wednesday will be shipped out next Monday morning · Livestock (Freshwater shrimp and live plants, live fish) will be shipped Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday only. Shipping them out this day will eliminate the chance of the package will spend overnight at the warehouse, therefore increasing the chance of their arrival healthily significantly. · If the weather conditions are not allowed for shipping the livestock. I will discuss with you when should be shipped. · Automatic message with all tracking details will send to buyers message. Please allow 12-24 hrs for tracking to be updated on the carrier website. · Every shipment is covered under our Guarantee Live Arrival policy. If you do not agree with our policy as outlined below, we kindly request that you refrain from making a purchaseIf a customer makes a purchase, it means that the customer automatically agrees to the policy outlined below. "We take the loss, so our customer doesn't have to." Every package bought from us is covered under our Live Guarantee Arrival Policy. In the event of any animal dead on arrival, please follow these steps to submit your claim: Take 3 clear pics of a dead animal in the unopened bag next to the shipping label.Send us a message with clear descriptions of what happened to the package to help us diagnose the problem.Allow us up to 24 hrs. to process the claim.Once the claim is approved, a refund will be sent to you based on the number of fishesShipping fees for replacement fish orders are not included in the guarantee. If a replacement fish is required, the buyer is responsible for 100% of the shipping cost associated with the replacement. If a customer chooses to request a refund for a fish that arrived dead on arrival (DOA), the refund will typically exclude the shipping cost. This means that the customer will be refunded the cost of the fish itself, but not the shipping fees incurred for the initial delivery. Please note, in some circumstances, our DOA policy will be voided: If the package is unsuccessful delivery on the 1st attempt ( We will ship to the address you provided on file.)The package is left outside for an extended period of time during extreme weather. (Once shipped, a tracking number will be provided, it's your responsibility to take them inside as soon as they are delivered. If the package is left outside more than 3 hrs. from the time of delivery, DOA will be voided.The package is lost due to a package thief (If this happens, please contact your local USPS to file a claim)Once our fish are released into your tank, it becomes your responsibility to ensure their well-being and keep them alive. We are unable to determine the water parameters of your tank. If any issues arise upon their arrival, we kindly request that you promptly report them to us. It is important to notify us immediately, rather than waiting 3-4 days or a week, to address and resolve any potential problems.We process case by case, let us know your thoughts to help us process the claims. New Fish are very sensitive to change when it comes to water in your tanks. Any immediate change can cause causality. While we working our best to ensure our shrimp an easy transit and deliver them healthy to your front door. Once they are in your possessions, it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY: to make sure your water parameter is with our tank water parameter. We recommend having the water test kit ready at all times.to make sure to drip acclimate our fish into your tank correctly. We suggest drip acclimate for at least 1 hrs with an air stone before putting them in your tank.to make sure your water doesn't fluctuate too much during the day in their first 7 days. HAPPY FISH KEEPINGLET US BE YOUR TRUSTED PARTNER IN YOUR FISH HOBBY Quarantine 14 DAYSOur PRODUCT always in quarantine minimum of 14 days before they list to the public for saleThere is no shortcut or exception in this process. We want to ensure they are healthy & able to handle the stressful transportation to their forever homeWe inspect our FISH/SHRIMP before shipping them out to customers. 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Price: 39.95 USD

Location: Katy, Texas

End Time: 2024-08-06T14:22:17.000Z

Shipping Cost: 16 USD