OK, with 2 mollies, it sounds like he's constantly re-establishing his territory and his dominance. You'd be better off with more mollies (min 3 of hte saem gender, min 2 females per male if mixed).
Could you post a picture of both mollies showing their ventral fins clearly, so we can definitely sex them for you?
Aggressive can be too aggressive. Too aggressive can lead to death, sometimes directly and sometimes through disease brought a bout by stress. This happens quicker than you'd think so I think you've got an urgent situation on your hadns.
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Originally Posted by Tiff14RN
I have 2 dalmation mollies in a 10G tank. The more black molly was there first and he's very aggressive to the other molly (sex?). I put him in time out (a breeding area) for 24 hours. We'll he's still aggressive. I think that it has to do with his sex and nature. When is aggressive too aggressive? I don't want my other Molly to get abused!
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