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Explore Molly fish for sale in Singapore from aquarium shops, breeders and specialist sellers on FishyHub. Compare different varieties, colours, sizes and prices from multiple sellers in one marketplace.
Mollies are popular freshwater livebearers known for their active behaviour, attractive colours and relatively peaceful nature. They can work well in community aquariums when kept with compatible tankmates and suitable water conditions.
Mollies are available in many colours, body shapes and fin types. Popular varieties in Singapore may include Black Molly, Balloon Molly, Dalmatian Molly, Sailfin Molly and Lyretail Molly.
Black Mollies are known for their deep black coloration and simple, striking appearance. They are widely kept in community aquariums and may be available in different fin and body forms.
Balloon Mollies have a shorter, rounded body shape created through selective breeding. They are available in several colours and patterns, including black, white, orange and Dalmatian forms.
Dalmatian Mollies are recognised by black-and-white spotted patterning. The amount and distribution of spotting varies from fish to fish, giving individual specimens a distinctive appearance.
Sailfin Mollies are known for their enlarged dorsal fins, especially in males. They can grow larger than some other Molly forms and benefit from extra swimming space.
Lyretail Mollies have elongated upper and lower tail rays that create a distinctive lyre-shaped fin. This fin type may appear in several colour varieties and can make the fish especially eye-catching in a community tank.
When comparing Mollies for sale, look for:
Avoid fish that remain isolated, struggle to swim or show obvious external signs of illness. Recent photos or videos can help when comparing individual listings online.
Male and female Mollies can often be distinguished by the shape of the anal fin. Males have a modified reproductive fin known as a gonopodium, while females have a broader fan-shaped anal fin.
Females are often larger-bodied than males. If both sexes are kept together, breeding is very likely because Mollies are livebearers and reproduce readily under suitable conditions.
Mollies are active swimmers and benefit from a well-filtered aquarium with stable water conditions and enough open space for movement.
A suitable Molly setup may include:
Because Mollies are active and social, overcrowding should be avoided. More swimming space is especially useful for larger Sailfin varieties.
Mollies generally prefer stable, mineral-rich freshwater and often do well in moderately hard to hard water. Sudden changes in water chemistry can stress them, so consistency is important.
New Mollies should be acclimated carefully, particularly when the seller's water parameters differ significantly from those in your aquarium.
Mollies are adaptable fish and some populations naturally occur in environments ranging from freshwater to brackish water. However, aquarium Mollies do not automatically need salt added to the tank.
If Mollies are being kept with other freshwater species, adding salt without understanding the needs of every tankmate can create problems. Stable water quality and appropriate hardness are generally more important than routinely adding salt.
Mollies are omnivorous and benefit from a varied diet with a meaningful plant-based component.
Suitable foods may include:
A varied diet can help support healthy growth and condition. Avoid overfeeding, as uneaten food can quickly affect aquarium water quality.
Mollies are commonly kept in community aquariums and can live with many peaceful fish that prefer similar water conditions.
Potential tankmates may include:
Avoid highly aggressive species and fish likely to harass or injure them. Compatibility should always take tank size, water chemistry and individual behaviour into account.
Mollies are livebearers, meaning females give birth to live fry instead of laying eggs. They can reproduce readily when males and females are kept together.
Dense plants and other hiding areas can provide newborn fry with shelter. Hobbyists who do not want frequent breeding may prefer keeping a single-sex group.
Molly fish prices in Singapore vary depending on variety, size, colour, fin type, breeder and seller.
Common Mollies are often relatively affordable, while larger Sailfin Mollies, unusual colour forms and selectively bred varieties may cost more. Prices can also differ depending on whether fish are sold individually, in pairs or in groups.
FishyHub brings Molly listings from aquarium shops, breeders and specialist sellers across Singapore together in one marketplace, making it easier to compare available fish from multiple sources.
When comparing Molly listings, consider:
Seller inventory changes regularly, so available Molly varieties and prices may change as aquarium shops and breeders update their listings.
Browse current Molly listings on FishyHub to compare Black, Balloon, Dalmatian, Sailfin, Lyretail and other varieties from aquarium sellers and breeders across Singapore.
Prices vary depending on variety, size, colour and seller. Common Mollies are usually affordable, while less common or selectively bred varieties may cost more.
Mollies can be suitable for beginners when kept in a properly cycled aquarium with stable water, adequate filtration and compatible tankmates.
Not necessarily. Many aquarium Mollies can be maintained in freshwater when water hardness and overall conditions are appropriate. Salt should not be added routinely without considering the needs of other livestock.
They often can because both are peaceful livebearers, but tank size, stocking level and compatible water conditions should still be considered.
Yes. Mollies are livebearers and can reproduce frequently when mature males and females are kept together.
Mollies are social fish and are generally better kept with others of their kind when aquarium size allows. If keeping mixed sexes, having more females than males can help reduce persistent attention toward individual females.
Adult size varies by species and variety, with some Sailfin Mollies becoming larger than common domestic forms. Choose the aquarium based on expected adult size rather than juvenile selling size.
Explore Molly fish for sale on FishyHub and compare Black, Balloon, Dalmatian, Sailfin, Lyretail and other varieties from sellers across Singapore. Compare colours, sizes and prices to find Mollies suited to your aquarium.
