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About a week ago, maybe a couple days more, I bought a cory catfish, a black female and a white male molly for my ten gallon tank. Before that I just had a betta, but sadly he died recently. So now I just have a catfish and 2 mollies. Normally, the catfish just chills at the bottom or in his cave, and the mollies just swim around peacefully. But about 2 hours ago the black female started chasing the white male relentlessly. I'm new to having fish and stuff so I'm not sure if its a territorial thing or a mating sort of thing. I think its somewhat odd that the female would be chasing the male though. Any advice?
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What do fish think about?
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Fish do some crazy things sometimes. The real time to worry is if the one being chased starts getting his/her fins shredded and/or shows signs of stress. In that case, simple isolation of the aggressor should suffice, maybe with a dose of aquarium salt and API Stress Coat + to help rejuvenate the victim.
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I think in this case she may be wanting to breed. Your tank isn't big enough for babies
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If the female is larger than the male, she'll bully him. I pull mine out and put them in a tank by themselves for a while. After a few times of doing that, they'll usually settle down.
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