Guppies usually produce small fish in water between 20 and 26 degrees. Guppies breed regardless of climate and season, even in winter, as long as the water temperature can reach 23 degrees. Guppies usually breed once a month and can produce 10-120 larvae each time, so they have the title of "million fish". Guppies often hide in quiet corners before they give birth. Near the time of birth, their fetal spots become very large and dark in color.
Guppies can produce small fish
in water between 20 and 26 degrees, but when they produce, it's better to keep the water temperature at 26-28 degrees, because they like higher temperatures when they breed. Moreover, after the birth of small fish, a slightly higher water temperature can also help them adapt to the environment quickly. Guppies need to fish out the female fish as soon as possible after spawning to prevent them from eating the eggs as food. Before the gu
ppy gives birth to a small fish, the fetal spot will change color. Generally, at the time of fertilization, the fetal spot of the guppy is transparent, and when it is about to give birth, the fetal spot will turn black or red. Moreover, when they are close to giving birth, they will be more irritable, easy to attack other approaching fish, or they may be very quiet and stay in one place for a long time. 3. How often do guppies breed
? Guppies breed once a month when the water temperature and quality are good, and females with poor constitution breed once every 2-3 months. Different guppies have different sizes and reproduce in different numbers. Because guppies are ovoviviparous, larger females will produce more and smaller females will produce less.
