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09-05-2009, 04:16 AM
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Years ago, I slowly acclimated a bunch of balloon mollies to full strength saltwater. I did it over several months, but they did fine. Bred like crazy & did really well in sw.
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09-05-2009, 06:05 AM
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I have done it on a few occasions and they acclimate fine. In fact the last time I just put them straight into the SW without a drip and they were fine. Even better if you get already pregnant females and then the babies are born into the SW and they do very well. My only problem is they would go into the overflow in the frag tank, end up in the sump and get sucked into the displays and get eaten. Other than that they do great. I recommend using mollies to cycle a tank as they are easy to catch when you want to move them out unlike damsels that you wish you never bought and then can't catch and they then outlive the rest of the fish.
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09-05-2009, 12:01 PM
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Back years ago 10-12, I had black mollies in salt water and they did breed, just like they did in freshwater.
I acclimated them over a period of a few days in a 10 gallon, each day doing a small water change and then replacing it with saltwater.
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