What is Molly Miller?

Molly Miller is a type of fish found in the Gulf of Mexico, along the southern Mediterranean and the Pacific around Japan and Tai -wan. Its scientific name is Scartella Cristala and is part of the Blerennidae Fish family. Like many other fish in this family, it is sometimes called Combtooth Blenky. It usually has brown or olive colors with white and black areas covering its body and fins. Remarkable features of fish are his large eyes and short hair pendants that cover the head-like Mohawk cut. These are fish associated with a cliff and prefer shallow depths. Molly Miller is rarely seen at depths below 32 feet (10 meters). Rock areas and tidal pools are common habitats for fish, although it can also make the algae's beds. In the wild it is herbivore and survives mostly on the diet of algae and other plant life. This is harmless to people and there is no market for Molly Miller as a food fish. Commercial interest in fish is limited to aquariums and fish shops.

Molly Millers are somewhat popular for sea aquarium enthusiasts. Optimal conditions for Molly Miller tank can be difficult to maintain, however, that many aquarium experts recommend that only experienced fish manipulators try to put Molly Miller in their tank. The Molly Miller tank should have a lot of hidden places, including corals, rocks and dense plants. In aquariums, fish usually grow no more than 4 inches (10 cm) in length, so that a 30-galon aquarium should be suitable. It produces good fish for a community tank, but should not be maintained with other Molly mills or fish that have similar shape and size. They can consider them a threat and attack.

both plant foods and crushed crustaceans are suitable for their diet, and it should be supplemented by seaweed or eyelashes. The water temperature must be between 72 and 78 ° Fahrenheit (22 to 25 Celsius) and the pH must be between 8.1 to 8.4. OverThe dads that the tank conditions are suitable and the fish are comfortable, spend most of the time near the bottom of the tank in areas with low to medium light.