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The Guppy is perhaps the most popular freshwater tropical fish species. Easy to breed. Food: Omnivore.
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A great tropical fish for freshwater aquarium fish beginners, the Guppy is a very hardy tropical fish that is also a very prolific breeder. The male guppy is easy to distinguish from the female guppy because the male is usually more colorful with extremely colorful and large caudal fins (tails). The female is usually larger, thicker bodied, with less color and a smaller cuadal fin (tail). They are

livebearers which means that the babies are free swimming at birth. At each birth, the female can have anywhere between 4 and 60 or more babies. If left in a community tank, the guppy fry will be quickly eaten if not secured. Quick Guppies Care Guide
Experience Level: Beginner — Easy to care for, very hardy and undemanding. Appearance: Small and elongated fish. Females are bigger than males. Males are more colorful and slender. Size: Males grows up to 1-1/8 inches (3 cm), Females grows up to 2-1/8 inches (6 cm). Water Condition: pH 5.5-8.5; 15-40°dH

Temperature: 75-79°F (24-26°C)

Tank Region: Swims in the middle and near the top. Tank: At least 5 gallons (20 L), 10 gallons (40 L) or larger recommended. Aquarium tank cover is recommended. Eats fish pellets and flakes, vegetables, frozen dried and live foods. Lifespan: Average 2-3 years. Guppy Fish Diseases
Guppies are generally a very hardy fish species but their long tail makes them prone to fungal infections. One of the common diseases that Guppies are prone to is Ich — small white dots on the fish’s skin and fins that makes the fish want to rub their bodies against objects. Read through our Guppy Diseases and Treatment article to learn more about common Guppy Diseases and how to prevent diseases. To proactively prevent your Guppy fish from catching diseases, keep your aquarium tank’s water clean, make sure to give them a varied diet and their aquarium tank is not overcrowded. Overcrowding is probably the worse culprit in causing fish diseases because it’s hard to maintain the aquarium tank’s water quality with more waste. It also adds stress to the fish, which lowers their immune system to fight off diseases. When adding anything to your aquarium tank, make sure you don’t bring in any disease. Any fishes, plants, substrate and decorations can all contain harmful bacteria and parasites. Take great care and make sure to properly clean and/or quarantine before adding anything to an established tank.

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