- Regular price
- €5,56
- Sale price
- €5,35
- Regular price
- €5,56
- Sale price
- €5,35
The Neon Orange Sailfin Molly (Poecilia latipinna) is a striking, active livebearing fish celebrated for its brilliant, high-intensity orange coloration and the male's magnificent, fan-like dorsal fin. Bringing radiant warmth and constant motion to the freshwater aquarium, this variant stands out as a vibrant centerpiece in community displays.
Short Description & Highlights
Poecilia latipinna Neon Orange features an elongated body glowing with vivid neon-orange hues from head to tail. Known for their hardy nature and peaceful disposition, these fish adapt easily to various water conditions and appreciate hard, alkaline water environments. They are exceptional choices for beginners who want a lively, colorful display fish that occupies the middle and upper levels of the water column.
Key Product Highlights:
| Feature | Details |
| Scientific Name | Poecilia latipinna |
| Common Names | Neon Orange Sailfin Molly, Sailfin Molly |
| Temperament | Peaceful / Community |
| Care Level | Easy (Beginner-Friendly) |
| Adult Size | 3 to 5 inches (8 to 12 cm) |
| Diet | Omnivore (Strong preference for plant/algae matter) |
| Water Parameters | Temp: 72°F–82°F (22°C–28°C) | pH: 7.2–8.5 | Hardness: Hard (10–30 dGH) |
Detailed Beginner Care Guide
1. Tank Requirements & Setup
Because sailfin mollies are active swimmers and can grow up to 5 inches, a minimum aquarium size of 24 to 30 gallons is recommended. They thrive best in hard, alkaline water and benefit immensely from moderate aquarium salt supplementation (about 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons) if kept in a dedicated setup. Provide open swimming space coupled with dense background vegetation like Java Fern or Vallisneria.
2. Feeding & Nutrition
Neon Orange Sailfin Mollies are enthusiastic omnivores with a major herbivorous streak. Their diet should consist of high-quality flakes or pellets formulated with spirulina and vegetable matter, supplemented regularly with blanched zucchini, spinach, or algae wafers. Occasional treats of live or frozen brine shrimp or daphnia will support optimal health and color radiance.
3. Social Dynamics & Breeding
Mollies are social schooling fish. To prevent males from overly harassing individual females, it is best to maintain a harem ratio of at least one male to every two or three females. As livebearers, females regularly drop free-swimming fry; providing heavy floating plant cover will help protect the newborns in a community setting.
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