Are Tetras OK with mollies?

There are many varieties of tetras, and some fish that are commonly called tetras aren’t even related to the others. Some tetras are semi-aggressive, and will harass and fin-nip, which wouldn’t be good for peaceful mollies and guppies. On the other hand, many tetras would probably be fine with mollies or guppies.

Can I mix guppies with Tetras?

YES! Guppies and neon tetras make excellent tank mates when the conditions are right. However, if the conditions are wrong there may end up being some trouble in the aquarium.

Can mollies and guppies be in the same tank?

So, can you keep guppies and mollies in the same tank? The answer is YES, you can keep guppy and molly fish in the same aquarium.

What fish can I put with guppies and tetras?

Cardinal Tetras are a suitable choice for a community fish and can coexist with Guppies barring one caveat: in a tank with few hiding spots, Cardinal Tetras may eat Guppy fry, so if you plan on keeping the fry provide enough hiding spots or remove the fry.

What fish go with mollies and tetras?

Tank Mates As peaceful fish, they don’t cause many problems, so they go great with other peaceful species in a community aquarium. Some good choices include cherry barbs, Corydoras catfish, Danios, dwarf gourami, Harlequin rasbora, Platies, Rosy Barbs, Tetras, yo-yo loaches, and Zebra Loaches.

What fish go with neon tetras?

Best Neon Tetra Tank Mates

1. Harlequin Rasboras (Trigonostigma heteromorpha)
2. Zebra Danios (Danio rerio)
3. Hatchetfish (Gasteropelecus sternicla)
4. Guppies (Poecilia reticulata)
5. Chili Rasboras (Boraras brigittae)
6. Dwarf Gourami (Trichogaster lalius)

What fish can live with tetras?

They tend to get along well with a majority of other fish species, and they especially go well with peaceful fish in your tank. Rasboras, guppies, mollies, danios, betta fish, gouramis and angelfish are just some of the species that go well with neon tetras.

How often feed guppies and tetras?

Feed adult guppies once or twice a day. At least one meal should consist of live food. Unlike young fish, whose frequent meals support rapid development, adults function well with fewer meals.

Why is my Molly attacking my guppy?

Molly fish can be bullies, even amongst themselves. They can be extremely aggressive when the tank is over crowded with less than perfect water conditions, not enough air, possible spread of sickness among the Guppies, etc.

Do guppies eat tetras?

Of course, it can occur even with their species, as adult guppies often consume their fry. Tetras can also pose that problem, but it can, luckily, be resolved in many different ways. You can, for example, get a separate breeding tank where you can keep the guppy fry and grow it there.

What fish can I mix with Mollies?

Some species that make good Molly fish tank mates are Dwarf Cichlids, Rams, Discus, Keyhole Cichlids, and Severums. They need at least a 20-gallon tank, as they can grow up to 8 inches in captivity.

Can guppies and tetras live together?

Guppies and tetras will happily live together in the same aquarium, as long as you have at least 3 guppies and 6 of the same type of tetra. You will also need at least a 20 gallon aquarium if you want to house guppies and tetras together in the same tank. Let’s cover everything you need to know to keep guppies and tetras in the same tank.

Do tetras get along with other fish?

Some of the compatible tank mates for tetras are guppies, mollies, platies, loaches, rasboras, danios, swordtails, corydoras, and african dwarf frogs. Tetras get along well with non-aggressive and similar-sized community fish. Aggressive, slow-moving, and predator fish are incompatible with tetras. Tetras are schooling fish.

Do Mollies and guppies attack each other?

Some mollies and guppies have a tendency to attack others. It’s a complex behavior that I still don’t understand. Many say it’s because of overpopulation of the tank, but that is not the case from my experience. I had 2 guppies in a large tank (both males) and one of them kept bullying the other. Even the females can also attack others.

Are platies and tetras good tank mates?

Tetras and platies are excellent tank mates. Just like tetras, platies are peaceful, and they both share a similar diet. Platies are also easy to care for and hence preferred by many beginner aquarists for a community tank. Both these fish have a striking appearance, and their unique coloration makes a tank look attractive.