

Assorted Balloon Molly is a colourful domestic livebearer mix for warm, hard, alkaline community aquariums with peaceful tank mates.
Care at a Glance
Poecilia latipinna ballon molly mix
Assorted Balloon Molly (Poecilia cf. latipinna)
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Assorted Balloon Molly is a colourful domestic livebearer mix for warm, hard, alkaline community aquariums with peaceful tank mates.
Care at a Glance

Molly Fish Care: Tank Size, Temperature & Types
Mollies are social livebearers sold under a broad trade name. Identify the species or domestic form first; plan at least 45 litres for a small group of smaller mollies or 80 litres for sailfins, then verify adult size, water, sex ratio and the complete community.
Assorted Balloon Molly (Poecilia cf. latipinna)
Assorted Balloon Molly is a domestic Poecilia livebearer mix selected for compact rounded body shape and mixed colours.
Care summary
- Adult size: usually around 6-8 cm for balloon strains
- Aquarium: 80 litres or more for a small group
- Water: 24-28C, pH 7.5-8.5 and hard alkaline water
- Diet: omnivorous, with algae-based flakes, vegetable matter and small frozen foods
- Behaviour: peaceful livebearer that does best in groups with more females than males
Tank mates and setup
Keep Balloon Mollies with other peaceful hard-water fish such as mollies, platies, swordtails, guppies and calm bottom dwellers. Avoid soft acidic aquariums, fin-nipping tank mates and rough fish that may bully the rounded body shape.
Ordering and arrival
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