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Red Hamburg Hifin Molly (xiphophorus hellerii)

Red Hamburg Hifin Molly (xiphophorus hellerii)

The Red Hamburg Hi-Fin Swordtail is a premium livebearer known for its rich red coloration, contrasting dark tones, and dramatic sail-like dorsal fin. Males also feature the iconic elongated “sword” tail, giving this variety a bold, flowing appearance in motion.

Hardy, active, and constantly displaying, this fish adds both color and personality to community and planted aquariums.


Max Size

  • 4–5 inches (excluding sword)
  • Males display longer fins and extended sword tails

Tank Size

  • Minimum: 20 gallons
  • Recommended: 30–40+ gallons for groups
  • Best kept in groups (1 male : 2–3 females)

Tank Mates

  • Peaceful to semi-active community fish
  • Great with:
    • Tetras
    • Mollies
    • Platies
    • Corydoras
  • Avoid:
    • Fin nippers
    • Aggressive species

Diet

Omnivorous:

  • High-quality flakes or pellets
  • Algae-based foods
  • Frozen/live foods (brine shrimp, bloodworms)
  • Occasional vegetables

👉 Balanced diet helps maintain color and fin growth


Care & Behavior

  • Active swimmers—need open swimming space
  • Hardy and beginner-friendly
  • Males may spar—keep proper ratios
  • Livebearers—breed readily in aquariums

Why We Love Them

  • Bold red coloration with contrast pattern
  • Tall hi-fin dorsal + classic swordtail extension
  • Easy to care for
  • Perfect for vibrant community setups

⚠️ Important Notes

  • Can overpopulate quickly
  • Long fins are vulnerable to nipping
  • Maintain stable water conditions
  • Provide space for active swimming
$23.80

Original: $68.00

-65%
Red Hamburg Hifin Molly (xiphophorus hellerii)

$68.00

$23.80
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Description

The Red Hamburg Hi-Fin Swordtail is a premium livebearer known for its rich red coloration, contrasting dark tones, and dramatic sail-like dorsal fin. Males also feature the iconic elongated “sword” tail, giving this variety a bold, flowing appearance in motion.

Hardy, active, and constantly displaying, this fish adds both color and personality to community and planted aquariums.


Max Size

  • 4–5 inches (excluding sword)
  • Males display longer fins and extended sword tails

Tank Size

  • Minimum: 20 gallons
  • Recommended: 30–40+ gallons for groups
  • Best kept in groups (1 male : 2–3 females)

Tank Mates

  • Peaceful to semi-active community fish
  • Great with:
    • Tetras
    • Mollies
    • Platies
    • Corydoras
  • Avoid:
    • Fin nippers
    • Aggressive species

Diet

Omnivorous:

  • High-quality flakes or pellets
  • Algae-based foods
  • Frozen/live foods (brine shrimp, bloodworms)
  • Occasional vegetables

👉 Balanced diet helps maintain color and fin growth


Care & Behavior

  • Active swimmers—need open swimming space
  • Hardy and beginner-friendly
  • Males may spar—keep proper ratios
  • Livebearers—breed readily in aquariums

Why We Love Them

  • Bold red coloration with contrast pattern
  • Tall hi-fin dorsal + classic swordtail extension
  • Easy to care for
  • Perfect for vibrant community setups

⚠️ Important Notes

  • Can overpopulate quickly
  • Long fins are vulnerable to nipping
  • Maintain stable water conditions
  • Provide space for active swimming