What s wrong with a one month old guppy baby with a big belly?

A one-month-old guppy baby may have a large belly for several reasons:

1.Problems with the digestive system of a baby guppy fish, which can cause it to have a larger belly. If the baby fish has a normal appetite and does not show other abnormal symptoms, then this is most likely a normal physiological phenomenon.

However, if it has a very large belly, or a decrease in appetite, it may be a problem with the digestive system, and it is recommended to isolate the baby fish in time so as not to affect the water quality.

2.Eating problems with baby guppies. If the baby fish has an unbalanced diet, or is fed too much, it may cause the belly to become larger. To keep your baby fish healthy, eat in moderation and don't overfeed.

3.The baby guppy may be about to breed. If a baby fish has a larger belly, an increased appetite, and begins to exhibit reproductive behaviors, such as swimming and swimming in water, it may be about to reproduce.

In conclusion, if you notice that your baby guppy has an enlarged belly, the first thing to check is whether its diet and digestive system are normal. If you find an abnormality, adjust your diet and take ** measures in time. At the same time, if the baby fish has the behavior of breeding, it is necessary to pay attention to avoid excessive disturbance, so as not to affect the success rate of reproduction.

As for the mate selection of guppy babies, generally speaking, when the baby fish is sexually mature, they will automatically find a mate to reproduce. However, in order to improve the success rate of reproduction, it is possible to ensure that the sex ratio of the baby fish is balanced and avoid excessive competition and reproductive failure. At the same time, providing a suitable breeding environment and sufficient food will also help to promote the breeding of guppies.

When they grow so big, they should already be able to reproduce, you see that they may be going to breed, I also have a guppy at home.

It's also so big, and after a few days she started to give birth to fish babies.

The pregnant one looks fat, and from the front she looks like a cylindrical shape, and after giving birth, it becomes a long oval.

The fetal class is a mature female fish will have, and there will be no fetus, but there are a deeper fetus.

This fish prefers neutral alkaline hard water, pH 7-7 4, water temperature 22-26, and grows well in 0 5% 1% salt water. Omnivorous and docile. Sexual maturity at 5-6 months of age.

If a female is found to have a swollen abdomen, near the anus, and a large dark spot at the door, it is a sign of labor. Mature females and males in the same tank mate and reproduce on their own. The suitable water temperature for breeding is about 26, the hardness is about 9 10 degrees, and one female can lay 30-40 fry.

A small guppy can grow about 1cm in size a month.

A one-month-old guppy can grow about 1 cm long, and at this time you can tell the sex. Guppies grow very slowly when they reach maturity.

Introduction to guppiesPeacock medaka, commonly known as guppies, also known as anchovies, rainbow medaka, rainbow medaka, guppy fish, etc., is a kind of tropical fish of the medaka genus of the medaka family, the body shape and color of male and female fish are quite different, adult male fish are thin and small, body length of 3-4 cm, body color is brilliant and colorful, and the body shape is beautiful; The body length of the adult female is about 5 cm, and its caudal peduncle and caudal fin occupy more than 1 3 of the whole body, and each fin is shorter than that of the male. Much inferior to males.

The peacock medaka is an omnivorous small fish species. They are very resilient to the environment, and are distributed in the lower reaches of rivers, lakes and marshes and ditches in some tropical areas, and their wild habitats are diversified, mainly inhabiting freshwater basins and lakes and marshes. It can tolerate polluted water bodies and has clustering.

Widely distributed. Native to Venezuela, Guyana, the West Indies, and northern Brazil in South America, the peacock medaka has been introduced to countries around the world as an ornamental fish. It has a mild temperament, can be mixed with mild and medium-sized tropical fish, is usually lively and active, and has a short lifespan.

Under artificial cultivation, many strains of peacock medaka have been produced, the most representative ones are dress, grass tail, metallic, snake king, lace, galaxy, Medusa and other strains.