Shop molly fish for sale, including black mollies, dalmatian mollies, gold dust, lyretail and sailfin mollies in a rainbow of colors and fin shapes. Mollies are hardy, active livebearers that graze algae, breed readily and adapt to a wide range of water conditions. Buy mollies online at Live Fish Store and we ship them overnight to your door.
Why buy mollies from Live Fish Store
- Healthy, colorful fish: selected for full fins, bright color and eager feeding.
- Overnight shipping: live orders ship via FedEx Priority Overnight or UPS Next Day Air.
- Live arrival guarantee: every molly is covered from our door to yours.
- Free shipping on $80+: qualifying aquatic-life orders ship free within the USA.
Choosing the right mollies for your tank
Mollies are larger and more active than platies or guppies, so give them 20 gallons or more, with 30 gallons or larger for sailfin varieties. They thrive in hard, alkaline water at 75 to 80°F and tolerate a little aquarium salt or even brackish conditions, which makes them one of the few community fish that can share a tank with brackish species. Keep two or three females for every male to spread out the males’ persistent attention.
Mollies are peaceful and mix well with platies, swordtails, larger tetras, rainbowfish and corydoras. They are omnivores with a strong appetite for greens, so feed a vegetable-rich flake or pellet, spirulina, blanched vegetables and occasional frozen foods. Expect regular batches of fry; dense plants give the young a place to hide.
Shipping and live arrival guarantee
Mollies ship overnight via FedEx Priority Overnight or UPS Next Day Air, carefully packed for the trip. If a fish arrives DOA, report it within 2 hours of delivery for store credit or a replacement under our live arrival guarantee. Qualifying aquatic-life orders of $80 or more ship free within the USA.
Frequently asked questions
Are mollies good for beginners?
Yes. Mollies are hardy and easy to feed, though they do best in hard water with good filtration and regular water changes.
What tank size do mollies need?
At least 20 gallons for a small group, and 30 gallons or more for sailfin mollies, which grow larger.
Can mollies live with guppies and platies?
Yes. All three are peaceful livebearers that enjoy similar hard, warm water and make a classic community combination.
