Mollies = Reef Safe?

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I have acclimated some of our mollies to saltwater from the brackish water they are usually in. The aren't full grown adults, but no longer fry.. juveniles prob around 6-9 months old. I'd like to put them in our 55g reef tank, but I don't know if the mollies will pick at the corals since they are herbivores. Does anyone know for sure?
 
Mine are fine. Great hair algae eaters. At 6-9mo mollies are making babies already jut FYI lol. They must be only a few months old. But to answer your question they are reef safe


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