Dalmation Mollies FREE!

[SaltWaterN00b]

Ok first off let me apologize to WIngo, I can not drop them off. I had 9 dalmation molly babies and the fish just gave birth AGAIN. I now have about 27 fish in a 5 gallon tank and I need to get rid of the babies ASAP. I have about 9 that have started getting spots (about 1 and 1/2 months old) and about 15 new borns (day old).

Id rather not give them away as food. Pickup is Ridgewood or Westbury, NY.

Anyone interested?

 

[Aqua Pro Builder]

Ok first off let me apologize to WIngo, I can not drop them off. I had 9 dalmation molly babies and the fish just gave birth AGAIN. I now have about 27 fish in a 5 gallon tank and I need to get rid of the babies ASAP. I have about 9 that have started getting spots (about 1 and 1/2 months old) and about 15 new borns (day old).

Id rather not give them away as food. Pickup is Ridgewood or Westbury, NY.

Anyone interested?

No problemo. I will wait til I am more free to pass by you after your fish do more :bunnies:.

 

[SaltWaterN00b]

DO MORE?!? I have about 20-25 baby mollies I DONT WANT ANYMORE!!! lol

 

[ShaunW]

Are these in a salt water tank?

 

[SaltWaterN00b]

No but they can be acclimated to one. I havent found anything that says whether its better to acclimate them as babies or adults. I think I may actually try to acclimate the parents to my tank.

I read though to use a VERY slow drip (about 5 hours)

 

[Aqua Pro Builder]

No but they can be acclimated to one. I havent found anything that says whether its better to acclimate them as babies or adults. I think I may actually try to acclimate the parents to my tank.

I read though to use a VERY slow drip (about 5 hours)

Then they will be bullied by your other fish. they are consider weak in the saltwater world becuase they cannot swim fast.

 

[SaltWaterN00b]

All still available....