Gold Dust Mollies

Marble Mollies are a color variation of the Molly fish, characterized by a marbled or mottled pattern of black, white, and grey. They are essentially a type of Dalmatian molly, and can also include orange or yellow in their coloration. These fish are known for their peaceful nature and can be kept in community tanks, though they do best in hard, alkaline water conditions.

Silver Mollies are a popular and peaceful freshwater fish known for their shimmering silver coloration and livebearing nature. They are relatively hardy and adaptable, making them a good choice for beginner aquarists. Silver Mollies are often found in community tanks, where they coexist well with other peaceful fish.

The Yucatan Molly, scientifically known as Poecilia velifera, is a fish characterized by its large, sail-like dorsal fin in males and its ability to thrive in both fresh and brackish water environments. These mollies are native to the Yucatan Peninsula, specifically in coastal waters and cenotes. They are known for their distinctive appearance, with males displaying vibrant colors and a prominent dorsal fin, while females have a more muted coloration.

Balloon Lyretail Mollies are a visually striking aquarium fish known for their unique body shape and finnage. They have a rounded, "balloon-like" body, a large, distinctive dorsal fin, and a lyretail (forked tail). These fish are generally peaceful and well-suited for community tanks, and they are livebearers, meaning they give birth to live young.