if there are too many guppies? 1. Separate the male fish from the female fish and prevent them from mating. In this way, no more small fish will be born, which can reduce a large part of the pressure.
2. If the female fish has been mated and is about to spawn, it does not need to be isolated after spawning. In this way, the mother fish can eat part of the eggs, which can not only supplement nutrition, restore physical strength, but also reduce the number of small fish.
3. If it is a small fish that has been hatched successfully, it can be fished out and raised separately. Then wait for the small fish to grow to 3-4 centimeters, select it, and release the less ornamental fish directly.
4. If there is no place to release them, you can give healthy fish to relatives and friends, or sell them to aquariums.
? Guppies can be released, but they need to grow into adults before they can be released. Because of the weak constitution of young fish, their adaptability and defense ability to the environment are relatively poor, and they will be directly eaten by other carnivorous fish when released into the wild. So it's better to wait for the guppy to grow to about 4 centimeters before releasing it.
? Guppies belong to ornamental fish and are not edible. First of all, because the guppy is relatively small, its edible value is not high. Secondly, guppies may be toxic and may cause poisoning if eaten.
