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Welcome there is a TON of knowledge here if you just use it. Don't let some of the old timers intimidate you, they can get kind of grouchy!! LOL
 
Welcome to MFK!

For your question, you would probably be better off starting a new thread.
 
thanks a lot guys! alright I might do that. She's calmed down a bit, and I think she's the one that had the fry so it makes sense she was so territorial. I think she'll just be a grouch forever but it's alright.
 
Jamee;3415046; said:
I have 3 female mollies and a male in a 10 gallon, as you know. One of the ladies is a dalmation molly that LOVES to push everyone around. She was a super angry jerk to all of the fish and chased them down. Any cures for a bad attitude, or is this just personality? I tried making the water brackish by adding aquarium salt (which she got ahold of and ate a bit, lol) and that seems to make them all more comfortable but she's still a meanie! I added a male thinking he'd distract her but she chases him down too. I'm stumped.
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Welcome to MFK!!! Its chalk full of awesome people, and tons of amazing fish and information!! Hopefully see ya around the forum, but its so large, there is really no telling!! :)

Bout the only way you are going to get rid of that aggression ma'am is if you get a larger tank, say 20 to 30gal. That will help spread things out, and allow them more breathing room. Or you could remove that particular female, but then chances are another one will rise in her place to reign terror on everyone else.


Be sure to check out the Crenicichla forum! :headbang2
 
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welcome to MFK.......nice to meet you..and glad your here...this is the place for fun and also to learn while your enjoying your forum... so many great people and great fishkeepers with so much knowledge ready to help... so come on in..and stick around.. we will get you addicted to fishkeeping in no time:DView attachment 402610

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