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How to breed molly fish step by step....⁉️

Mollies are an ideal choice of live bearing fish (i.e. they don't lay eggs) to place in a community aquarium or fish tank. For the most part, mollies are very easy to breed. A single female can produce over one hundred baby mollies, also called fry, in one live birth. They also come in a variety of colors, and work well with a wide community of other fish. Prepare your tank and yourself beforehand, and breeding mollies should be a breeze.

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Purchase an aquarium/tank. You'll need a tank that holds around 15 gallons (57 L) at minimum, but ideally 30 gallons (110 L). In general, molly fish do better with larger fish tanks and more room to swim around. Smaller tanks may create a variety of problems:
Less swimming room to get away from aggressive fish, which creates stress
Harder to clean, which can lead to sickness
Step 2 Place any decorations in the aquarium.
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Place any decorations in the aquarium. Choose such decorations as rocks, air filters and decorative gravel. In general, molly fish should have enough room to swim around quite freely, but also enough decorations to hide from bully fish. The less aggressive fish will more around in the tank to hide from bully fish.[8] If there aren’t enough hiding spots, the fish could become stressed.
Step 3 Anchor freshwater plants below the substrate.
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Anchor freshwater plants below the substrate. The substrate should provide the base to your tank, but also serve potential nutrients to any plants inside the aquarium. In general, the substrate should be comprised of two levels:
The top level should be 2 inches (5.1 cm) of something sturdy, like sand, pebbles, or gravel.
The bottom level should be 1–2 inches (2.5–5.1 cm) of nutrient-rich material.[9]
Step 4 Fill the tank with water near the top.
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Fill the tank with water near the top. Up to 2 inches (5.1 cm) under the brim of the tank is ideal. The water should be warm at 78–82 °F (26–28 °C) so the molly fish are comfortable, like they would be in tropical waters. Do not overfill the tank or put in cold water.
Using an aquarium heater is necessary to maintain the optimum water temperature.
Replace water on a fairly regimented schedule. Daily minimal water changes, or up to 30% per week, are recommend.[10]
Step 5 Avoid aquarium salt.
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Avoid aquarium salt. Some molly fish are brackish, which means they have a varying requirement for freshwater and saltwater.[11] There is a fairly large debate, however, about whether or not they need marine salt in the aquarium. Some experts contend most molly fish never see salty or brackish waters, and it’s not necessary for the water.[12]
Some sources indicate that approximately one Tbsp per five gallons of water is good.
The addition of salt may act as a healing attribute, a way to overcome slightly dirty water.[13]
If you buy an exotic breed of molly, you may want to consult with an expert to be sure you can go completely without salt.
Step 6 Install the filter according to the instructions.
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Install the filter according to the instructions. Ultimately, the water should have a fairly neutral pH level between 7 and 8. [14] Some experts recommend increasing the pH by just a bit, to 8.4[15] After the tank is filled, adjustments to the filter and water may be necessary.
Step 7 Allow the tank to cycle before adding the fish.
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Allow the tank to cycle before adding the fish. It is best to allow the tank to cycle, because the water is lacking beneficial bacteria, which leaves fish susceptible to illness and disease. Carefully monitor your aquarium if you can't wait before adding your fish.
Step 8 Choose how many mollies you want.
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Choose how many mollies you want. Generally, a good fit for the fish is a couple mollies per 10 gallons (38 L) tank. They need ample room to swim around and, if you end up with multiple fry, room to hide from the more aggressive fish. If you want more than just a couple, you should use the recommended larger tank.
Step 9 Purchase your mollies.
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Purchase your mollies. Go to your local pet store and pick male and female fish. While there are several varieties of molly fish, they are extremely easy to breed because all colors are the same species, and all males and females breed with one another. Some recommend getting the subspecies of mollies for quicker breeding. You can ask the employees at the store for help, or you can do it yourself.
Male molly have a gonopodium, a long stick-like fin used to fertilize the female, on his lower half.[16]
Female molly have a softer, fan-shaped anal fin, which is also on the lower half of the body.
Step 10 Transfer your fish to the tank.
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Transfer your fish to the tank. When acclimating new fish into the aquarium, float the bag in the tank for 15 minutes to adjust the temperature