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Guppies are livebearers, giving birth to fry instead of laying eggs, which allows for rapid reproduction in a community tank. To improve survival rates, provide hiding spots for the fry. As omnivores, guppies consume both plant and animal matter, including small live foods and vegetables. They typically swim in the middle and top of the aquarium. Adding bottom-dwelling fish can help create a balanced environment.

Name: Guppy

Group: Guppies

Housing: 10 gallons

Behaviour: Peaceful

Temperament: Community

Diet: Flakes

Max Size: 2”

Swim Level: Top/Middle

Experience Level: Beginner

Setup: Floating plants and ferns

The males are particularly vibrant, showcasing a variety of beautiful colors. While females can also be colorful, they are distinguishable by their less vibrant palette. Females tend to be larger but have smaller tail fins. This is an assorted variety, and these fish are NOT imports. They are farm-raised, hand-fed, and bred from bloodlines sourced from farms worldwide to maintain a broad gene pool.

For breeding, it’s recommended to use a breeding net to protect the fry. Feed them brine shrimp or specialized fry food.

Notice: Due to natural variations, your item may differ in appearance from the featured image, including color, size, and shape.