Fish Tank

Aquariums & Accessory Search
   Shopping Cart:
0 items

checkout
Fish Tank Home Custom Aquariums New Aquariums Aquarium Gallery Fish Tank Forum Aquarium Specials for Large Aquariums Fish Aquarium Accounts Contact Fish Tank Store

Categories
Aquariums->
Aquariums in stock new
Aquariums Used
Books and Calendars
Complete Packages
Fish->
  Salt Water->
  Fresh Water->
    Algae Eater
    Angelfish
    Barbs
    Bettas
    Bichir
    Botia
    Brackish Fish
    Catfish - Large
    Catfish - Suckermouth
    Cichlids-African->
    Cichlids-American & New World
    Cory Cats
    Crab
    Danios / Minnows
    Discus
    Fancy Goldfish
    Freshwater Plants
    Gouramis
    Guppies
    Hatchets
    Invertebrates
    Killifish
    Knife
    Loaches
    Misc. Fish
    Misc. Freshwater Fish
    Mollies
    Platies
    Plecos
    Pond Fish
    Rainbowfish
    Rasboras
    Sharks
    Swordtails
    Tetras
Fish Food
Fish Tank Accessories
Fish Tank Chillers
Fish Tank Cleaning
Fish Tank Ecosystems
Fish Tank Filtration
Fish Tank Heaters
Fish Tank Hoods
Fish Tank Lighting
Fish Tank Plumbing/Pumps
Fish Tank Salt
Fish Tank Sterilizers
Marc Weiss Products
Sharks
Vitamins-Minerals-Chem
Coral->
Marine Invert.->
Live Rock

Currencies
Reviews more
Write ReviewWrite a review on this product!
Information
Forum
Shipping & Returns
Privacy Notice
Conditions of Use
Contact Us
Aquarium Related Tips

1. Avoid placing your aquarium near a radiator or any other form of heater. The heat given off by these devices can easily upset the temperature balance in your aquarium. Raised temperature levels can kill off the fish and plants that you have in your aquarium.


2. You should always take the time to acclimate your fish to the aquarium. Acclimating your fish will get them used to the environment of the aquarium. Adding fish directly can be too much a shock for your fish and can pose health hazards.


3. When you are picking out fish for your aquarium, you should always pick the best specimens available to put in your aquarium.

Home» Fish» Fresh Water» Mollies»

Dalmatian Molly

$4.65

Dalmation Mollies are black and white spotted fish that come originally from the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, and up to North Carolina. Dalmation Mollies grow to a length of around 4¾ inches in length at full maturity. The Dalmation Molly should be kept in an aquarium of at least 30 gallons in size to provide plenty of swimming room for this fish, you should also provide plenty of plant and rock cover. Dalmation Mollies are omnivores and should be fed a steady diet of algae wafers, flake food, pellets and the occasional meaty treat. The Black Dalmation Molly is a peaceful fish and should be housed in an aquarium with other fish that are of the same temperament.

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 13 July, 2007.
Reviews

Copyright © 2001-2012 Fish Tanks by Get a huge tank
Powered by Web Country Sponsored By Queen Prom