Can t guppy males and females be kept together?

Dead fish have to be fished out immediately, otherwise they will all be eaten, and it will pollute the water, which is very bad. Guppies are delicate. Tap water cannot be used, water can only be used after being exposed to the sun, and the water has just been changed and cannot be fed for 12 hours.

It's not like that, it's when the fish are hungry. And the mother fish may have a problem just after buying it.

If the breeder does not want the guppies to breed, they need to keep the male and female separate. Because the frequency and amount of reproduction are relatively high, if they are raised together, they will breed a lot of offspring.

If farmers want guppies to breed, they need to keep them together.

However, guppies are ovoviviparous, and it takes about 20 days for the female to give birth after pregnancy, and the male and female fish also need to be separated after pregnancy.

1. Select broodstock: In order for guppies to reproduce, they need to select mature broodstock and put them in separate containers.

2. Prepare the breeding environment: Breeders need to keep the temperature of the water they breed at between 23-26 and the pH value between so that they can grow better.

3. Mating: Guppy males and females are placed in separate containers and wait for them to mate on their own. After a successful pairing, the mother becomes pregnant.

4. Production: The mother fish will start to give birth after about 23 days of pregnancy. Before they give birth, the breeder needs to prepare a separate tank for them, and after breeding, the broodstock need to be fished out as soon as possible.

When raising guppies, male and female fish can be raised separately or not. Newly hatched small fish cannot distinguish between male and female, and can be separated after about a month, at which point they can be reared separately. If they are not kept separately, males and females can reproduce naturally.

However, because the breeding effect of guppies under the age of one month is very bad, it is better to keep them separately at this time.

When raising guppies, it is necessary to pay attention to the question of whether male and female fish can be polycultured. For adult guppies, male and female fish can be kept separately. However, for small fish that have just hatched and are less than a month old, male and female cannot be distinguished.

Therefore, they can be kept together at the juvenile stage, but after one month of breeding, that is, after they can distinguish between male and female, they can be cultured separately.

If they are still kept together, then during the breeding season, the males will chase the females, and they will continue to reproduce naturally. However, it should be noted that for guppies that have just reached sexual maturity, the effect of breeding is very bad, and the quality of the bred small fish is very poor. Therefore, it is more appropriate to keep them separately.

When raising guppies, male and female fish are raised separately, and the benefits are more. First of all, it is to avoid breeding when they are just sexually mature. Keeping them apart and waiting for them to reach the most suitable age before breeding is conducive to improving the breed and making the breeding effect better.

In addition to this aspect, there are a few other benefits. For example, if the male fish are kept separately, the male fish will grow faster, the female fish will develop better, and the surrounding environmental factors will be easy to control. In addition, compared with females, male fish are still more fierce, and keeping them separately can prevent the female from being harmed.

It is not necessary for guppies to have one male and one female, if you want them to reproduce, one male with three females is the most suitable.

If the breeder does not want them to breed, the ratio of male to female does not need to be too deliberate, as long as it can ensure ornamentality.

Juvenile guppies are difficult to distinguish between male and female, and they need to wait 1-2 months after they are born to determine their sex by their characteristics and appearance.

1. Look at the belly: the color of the belly of the male and female guppies is different, under normal circumstances, the belly of the male fish is white, and the belly of the female is transparent.

2. Look at the body color: the color of the male and female guppies is also different, the color of the male fish is relatively bright, and there will be a circular pattern on their tail fin, which looks the same as the peacock feathers, and the ornamental is relatively strong. The color of the female fish is relatively dull, generally only gray and blue, and the pattern is not obvious.

3. Look at the body type: Guppies growing in the same environment, the body length of the male fish can reach 3-4 cm, and the body length of the female fish can reach 6-8 cm.

Guppies are not required to be kept in pairs. If you are raising more male fish for ordinary ornamental breeding, it is recommended to raise more male fish, because male fish are more beautiful.

Breeding generally adopts the ratio of 1 male and four females into the tank, and high-quality purebred guppies must avoid mixing with other species.

Do not breed for a long time, the germplasm will decline.

Guppies, also known as peacock medaka, rainbow medaka, called "anchovy" and "torch" in some parts of northeast China, is a kind of tropical fish of the genus medaka, medaka family, and the difficulty of raising is low. The feeding requirements are as follows:

1. The acceptable water temperature for guppies is from 18-34, and the best is 24-26 2. The most suitable pH value for guppies is between.

3. Guppies like hard water, and the hardness should be about 10 15 degrees.

4. The lower concentration of nitrite can not be exceeded.

Standard answer: Guppies are generally raised in pairs of 1 male and 4 females, not 1 male and 1 female, and produce fry every 1 month or so, about 10 seedlings each.

If you don't want to breed, you can have a whole tank of male fish, after all, the male fish are bright.

There is no requirement to have a ratio of 1 male to 4 females to maintain the optimal reproduction rate ratio, and the feeding temperature is 24 degrees.

Feed more meals and less 3 5 meals a day, just feed a little bit on the line, eat within 5 minutes is the most reasonable proportion, you can reduce more than half of the meals.

Before anything is put into the tank, soak it in disinfectant water for 1 day.

I wish you good luck with your little fish.

I am an expert in raising peacocks, and if you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.

Generally, there are more males and fewer females, and the approximate ratio is male: females = 3 5:1. Because the tail of the guppy male is large and beautiful, when a group of male fish chase after the female, the scene is also spectacular! You say yes, right?

Yes, but most of the males will continue to chase the female, depending on the size of the water body, and they can be isolated when breeding. Females can give birth to several litters when they are pregnant once.

Hehe, are you going to breed? Under normal circumstances, it doesn't matter, the male is beautiful, if you watch it, you can raise the male, and the peacock is very good to raise.

Yes, it doesn't affect at all, but in the end, it can only carry a male peacock, which is the same principle as other animals.