how to keep baby mollies

[55newb]

So i have a feeder tank for my lion fish of SW mollies. Today i discovered 4 baby mollies. Now im afraid to keep them in the 10g tank (with an aquaclear 20 and a heater) bc i dont want them to get sucked into the filer. i Have them in a little container in the tank but would like to try and let them smiw around a little
How should i feed them?
Where/how should i keep them?
Are their any specific things i do to keep them?
Thanks in advance
Heres a pic of the little guys

 

[brandonsivek]

What is a saltwater molly?

 

[scott t]

Quote:
Originally Posted by BrandonSivek http:///forum/thread/383393/how-to-keep-baby-mollies#post_3352799
What is a saltwater molly?
Mollies are really not Saltwater fish they are Brackish fish....

 

[meowzer]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott T http:///forum/thread/383393/how-to-keep-baby-mollies#post_3352800
Mollies are really not Saltwater fish they are Brackish fish....
BUT they can be converted to SW.....many people on here do that, and some places even sell them....they are GREAT algae eaters

 

[55newb]

Quote:
Originally Posted by BrandonSivek http:///forum/thread/383393/how-to-keep-baby-mollies#post_3352799
What is a saltwater molly?
A saltwater molly is the same thing as a freshwater molly. they are aclimated to saltwater and used as feeder fish for larger fish (lionfish, groupers etc.) This is all i know hopefully somone else will chime in with some more information

 

[al&burke]

I have a livebearer tank (my son) I put a coarse sponge around the intake tube. Get a block of sponge cut an x through it and stick the intake tube in it. You just have to take it out and clean it every couple of weeks.