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As the stable diet, NO .
Reason being is that mollies are not a saltwater fish and although can tolerate brackish and lower levels of saltwater for a considerable length of time, their body composition is mostly saturated fatty acids.
Saltwater species have trouble digesting saturated fats and require diets of mainly HUFA (highly unsaturated fatty acids).
A diet of saturated fats will lead to obesity and liver damage in saltwater predators.
Ed
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