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If all the female guppies in my house are dead, can the male ones still survive?

All the female guppies at home have died, but the males can survive well as long as there is no problem with the water quality.

How to raise guppies?

1. Water temperature

As we all know, to raise fish, you must first raise water. Water raising is the key and foundation of fish raising. So what are the requirements of guppies for water temperature? Guppies have strong adaptability, so their requirements for water are not very high. They usually live in water temperatures between 18-24℃. Generally, the indoor room temperature can meet their requirements for water temperature, but in winter it is best to use a heater. It is best to control the water temperature at around 22 degrees. It doesn't matter if it is slightly higher. This will promote the activity of guppies and enhance their body function resistance.

2. Bait

When it comes to guppy bait, there are roughly two types, one is the artificial feed sold on the market, and the other is live bait. There are many types of artificial feed sold on the market, which are divided into three types, namely flake feed, granular feed, and frozen feed. However, this type of feed involves safety issues, so it is best recommended that you give priority to live bait.

3. Feeding

When feeding newborn peacock fish, it is not recommended to feed too much food to avoid the small fish from not being able to finish eating and polluting the water quality. Usually, before the peacocks are gendered, try to feed them high-protein food. However, after the male and female fish can be raised separately, remember not to let the male fish eat too much high-protein food. The female fish can be fed as much as possible to make the female fish more rounded. However, fish lovers should be reminded that if the amount of feeding increases, the frequency of water changes should be increased to avoid the water quality deteriorating too quickly, causing diseases to breed and harm the peacocks.

Adult guppies will like every kind of feed, but don't feed them the same kind of feed for a long time to avoid single and unbalanced nutrition that affects the growth rate of guppies. In addition, you should feed them some live bait regularly to enhance the nutrition of guppies.

Still able to survive.

Guppy, more commonly called anchovy by northern fish lovers.

It also has two other names: million fish and guppy fish.

The reason why it is called the million-dollar fish is because of its super strong reproductive ability. If it is well raised and has money, a pair of guppies can become tens of thousands of fish in less than two years;

The name guppy comes from an Englishman named Robert Guppy, who helped identify the species in the wild.

Guppies are now found almost everywhere there are humans, but originally they were native to northern South America.

Compared with wild guppies, today's guppies are no longer the same as they were more than 100 years ago.

At present, wild guppies are rarely seen on the market. Most of them are sold by professional guppy fisheries and professional players. Of course, there are also works by non-professional players.

Guppies are small tropical fish. Theoretically, they like weakly alkaline water. But have you noticed that guppies can be kept even in weakly acidic water?

But since guppies like weak alkaline water, we should try to respect their habits!

According to conservative estimates, there are at least one million guppy players across the country. From the perspective of numbers, guppies are the king of pet fish.

This is a tropical fish

Guppy

Guppies are native to Venezuela, Guyana, the West Indies, and northern Brazil in South America. They were introduced to Singapore, Taiwan, and the mainland as ornamental fish. They are now thriving in the lower reaches of rivers, lakes, and ditches in some tropical regions. Their wild habitats are diverse, mainly inhabiting freshwater basins and lakes. Guppies have strong reproductive capacity, can tolerate polluted waters, and are gregarious. Guppies are gentle in nature and can be mixed with mild small and medium-sized tropical fish. They are usually lively and active, and their lifespan is relatively short. At present, they are basically divided into several basic strains: dress mosaic, grass tail, sword tail, metal, and snake king. Guppies are omnivorous small fish species. Because guppies have a very strong ability to adapt to the environment, they can be seen almost everywhere in the world.