Poeciliidae

Poeciliidae is a family of small freshwater fish commonly known as livebearers, which includes species like guppies and mollies. These fish are characterized by their unique reproductive method, where females give birth to live young rather than laying eggs. Poeciliidae species are often colorful and popular in home aquariums. They thrive in various aquatic environments, from ponds to rivers, and are known for their adaptability. Their presence in many habitats and vibrant appearances make them important in both ecosystems and the aquarium trade.