Wow is my sailfin black black molly maturing??

Question

At the time my molly was very healthy, i started noticing a tiny area of shiny aquarish blue colour on its tail, it looked very pretty, its like how some fishes scales shine.
I'm not so sure if it is a black molly or sailfin, coz i think i got it when it was quite young that i didn't notice a big sailfin, but now asit is maturing ive noticed hes got more fatter and bigger fins and thats when i thought, maybe its a sailfin molly?!
no wonder whenever i searched up black mollys it always came up with lyretail mollys, when my molly didn't have a lyretail. (i think thats how u spell it, forgive me for my bad spelling =D )
So would its breed of molly effect if it changes colour as it matures? It is eating well and is very active and healthy.
And it has been getting a yellowish gold rim on its sailfin.
(its not the disease that makes it go goldy and rusty)

I am very curious hmm... =]

Answer 1

You might have a young sailfin there, or it's also possible you have a hybrid between a "regular" molly and a sailfin, these are fairly common too. Yes, it's very common to see additional colors develop as the fish matures and no doubt that's just what you are seeing in your fish. Either way, it sounds like you have a very pretty fish there! Enjoy!

MM

Answer 2

It might just be the African thing, I have always had aquariums all my life, and the African cichlid (fish) had to be keep by themselves because they are so aggressive. Also they are more muscular than most white people. A lot of white guys are so skinny, they just look like sissies. I think white people need to beef up and learn how to defend themselves. I read one time that a black girl could won wrestling over every white boy at her school. I don't know if it was the truth or not. With more and more immigrates coming to this country, white people need to be able to fight, and show they are not afraid. This is not the country it use to be. I am white, but I'm good size and never had a problem with people picking on me, if they did I stood up to them. This is the way I see it.