Marble Molly Food

Today we processed the two giant marble liberty molly vats.

Marble molly food.

The remaining f1s and various f2s f3s and back crosses were set up aside to grow up. The marble lyretail molly is omnivorous and requires both meaty foods as well as algae. Need a lot of space to free space. Central america captive bred or wild.

First off purchase a high quality flake food. Artificial foods like flakes and pellets are an easy option. The fish can pretty easily adapt to the smaller living space but the water quality is the factor that suffers. Try to supplement these with other foods to provide an wide range of nutrients.

Small flake or pellet small frozen or live foods compatibility. Their favorite vegetables are blanched zucchini medallions. Bloodworms and brine shrimp will be happily accepted but most other options work well too. The behavior of the molly fish changes if it is kept in a small overcrowded tank.

Aquarium size setup. Always feed your molly with high quality food as poor quality food weakens their immune system and makes them more susceptible to fatal diseases. Provide the marble lyretail molly an algae based flake food as well as freeze dried bloodworms tubifex and brine shrimp. In the home aquarium they should be fed a high quality flake food and a variety of vegetables.

These are giant mollies and blue in color. One of the best prepared foods that you can feed them is hikari micro wafers. Schooling fish livebearers rainbowfish dwarf. Poecilia sphenops common name.

In the wild mollies are omnivores and feed on small invertebrates algae and plant matter. Next on your checklist is food. The balance of this blog is about the giant marble molly although we also are working on the giant liberty molly. It has a cool temperament.

Feeding mollies can be like feeding yourself if you are an omnivore. What food is best for your molly community. The body color is golden with white and black spots. Live foods are more interesting for the fish come feeding.

If it is not fed properly it may eat your aquarium plants. Live and frozen foods are excellent sources of protein. The main reason why we preach that bigger aquariums are better is because they are easier to care for. It is the result of interbreeding of blue molly with marble molly.

Mollies are known to be moderately aggressive very active and rather peaceful creatures. This should be the staple of your fish feeding routine.