CATDOLL : CATDOLL: I just bought a female guppy and when I changed the water, there were bubbles on her body. She swam a little crookedly and looked listless. What should I do?

1. When I changed the water for the newly bought female guppy, there were bubbles on her body. She swam a little crookedly and looked listless. What should I do?

Hello, we also have a guppy at home. There are bubbles on its body. It is nothing to worry about. If it is not energetic and a little crooked, it may be sick. I have studied this bright rock. Jing Qingyu, if you have any questions, you can consult me. I am happy to help you.

Like bleach poisoning; if the replacement water has not been poured out, slowly put the fish back into the previous water; it may be that a lot of tap water has been used; there is too much bleach in it, and there is a temperature difference, which means that it is suddenly not adapted. It is best to slowly put it back into the water, let it sit for ten minutes, and then put the fish in.

Maybe there is a lack of oxygen in the water. Adding some air into the water will have a much better effect.

2. My guppy fish started wandering around and then died soon after. What should I do?

It may be that it was sick when it was bought, or it may have died due to the temperature, water quality, etc. Generally speaking, tap water should be kept for more than 3 days, and the newly bought fish should be well watered so that it can adapt to the water temperature. Don't scare it. Isolate and observe for about 3 days. If there is no disease, you can raise it with other fish! ! If you just start raising it, there will definitely be fish that die. Slowly accumulate experience or consult other experts online! !

It may be a cottonmouth, so you need to give it penicillin, but are there other fish in your tank? They should all be isolated and observed.

You are a newbie, right?

3. What kind of water is best for raising guppies?

Ordinary tap water is fine, and it can be stored for two days, one is to disperse chlorine, and the other is to adjust the water temperature. It does not have to be exposed to direct sunlight, which will easily grow algae.

It is best to put some shells in it to maintain a higher water hardness, which guppies will prefer.

I use moss water. There are a lot of green algae. The fish are very healthy and beautiful! Because there are green algae to eat. The dark environment can set off the beauty of the fish! The color is very bright!

Just use tap water that has been exposed to the sun for 3-5 days