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Today I bought 4 mollies that I am slowly acclimating to salt water. Since they are good algae eaters, folks who keep shoal seagrass sometimes keep mollies to keep the seagrass free of algae. I bought 3 females and 1 male. 2 are the dalmatian, 1 is white and 1 is orange. They should look attractive in the fuge with all the green and red in that tank too.
I also picked up 6 yellow tail damsels. I have always loved the neon blue color of that specie plus they are a bit more mellow than many of the other damsels. They will be more open water swimmers than the majority of my gobies and blennies but I do not expect them to be a problem for the carpenter wrasse, the royal gramma, the pajama cardinels or firefish that all have been there for quite some time.
I also picked up 6 yellow tail damsels. I have always loved the neon blue color of that specie plus they are a bit more mellow than many of the other damsels. They will be more open water swimmers than the majority of my gobies and blennies but I do not expect them to be a problem for the carpenter wrasse, the royal gramma, the pajama cardinels or firefish that all have been there for quite some time.
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