Acclimating mollies to saltwater

I thank my clownfish agrees with you

When I first put them in, the clown swam up to them, then he darted into a cave.

 

Looking good.

 

Just a little update.
They seem to have adjusted.
They get along with my clownfish.


Should I start feeding them saltwater fish food?

 

so how big are the fry? can they be eaten by some of the fish in your tank...
Sounds like cheap easy renewable food to me

 

Mine had fry every 4 weeks, got to be a pain, I had two females so I was returning between 60 and 100 fry to the LFS every month. Too bad I never got credit for it. For the fry I just crushed up flake food real fine in a ziplock bag and fed them that. Best of luck with them.

 

When we first got the lionfish i was just throwing them in the tank and they did fine for the first 30sec before the lionfish came up for attack. So i tried an experiment as he was fish food anyways, i threw one in the reef tank to see if they could do an instant swap. He lived in the tank for 6 days before i ran out of the fresh mollies for food.

Might have to look into making a hatchery for some mollies.

 

I just woke up.
When I went to feed my fish, not only are the mollies doing good, I saw 6 or 7 baby mollies.The fry are hard to measure in the tank, but they are a little under ¼’’.I can already see spots on them.

 

that is really cool, I've heard of this being done with mollies. I wonder what other fish could make it.

 

I think guppies can live in saltwater.
Probably most brackish water fish can live in saltwater