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Mollies come from Poecilia spp. and the Poeciliidae family. The Mollies is one of the favorite tank fish, since the fish is similar to the swordtail fish. The swordtail comes from the Xiphophorus helleri group. The molly however does not have a swordtail, rather a larger fin, known as the dorsal. The fish has a variety of shapes, and is reaches up to 4 to 4 3/4 inches in size.
Fish care is extensive, since it depends on the type of fish you have. If you have damsels, which are saltwater fish then you should have a large reef tank, or marine tank. Damsels are resilient, which the fish are capable of withstanding harsh water conditions. In addition, the fish do not fuss over what they eat. Damsels however are not in distress; rather the fish can be aggressive.
Sailfin Mollies belong to the family of Poeciliida. The fish has long dorsal fins, which are raised high. The Molly species tend to arrive from the river estuary and coastal zones of Yucatan. You can purchase a selection of these fish in pet stores. The fish has desirable colors, which include blue-green covers of metallically marks. The fins are orange-black, which the female is distinguished by her blue-gray fins.
For, too many of us an animal is our best friend. Your pet can be a valued companion and quite often just like a member of the family. People choose all sorts of animals as pets. So whether your pet is a cat, dog, fish, hamster, snake, spider, ferret, or other animal your pet is very important to you.
The bond between animals and human beings is very old. Right from the prehistoric days animals are a part of human’s life. Dog is considered as first non-human friend of mankind. During ancient age people used to keep dogs, because of their usefulness in hunting. Later they developed some kind of bond together.
In our society we often need the companionship of other animals, so a pet is a natural part of many households. People love to have one or more birds at their homes; children and adults keep rabbits, white mice, fish or more unusual pets such as snakes.
Bad algae is either an indicator of bad water quality or is a type of algae that tends to overtake the tank and ruin the aesthetics the aquarist is trying to achieve.
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