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Guppies can be born too how to do? How to deal with the small fish?

Skyler White
2021-04-12 18:39:27
If you don't want the peacock to breed too fast, you can keep the male fish and the female fish separately, so that you can reduce the amount of reproduction. It is also possible to eat the eggs directly without isolation after the birth of the mother fish, which can not only supplement the physical strength of the mother fish, but also reduce the number of hatching. You can also put the hatched fish in a separate container to raise, and when they grow to about 4 centimeters, you can choose the ones that are not ornamental and release them directly.
Guppies can be born too how to do? How to deal with the small fish?

1. the guppy is too raw to do

, first of all, the male fish and female fish should be separated, do not let them mate. The number of breeding can be greatly reduced. Although they are separated, if there is a female fish that has mated before, the sperm of the male fish will be preserved in the body, so even if they are separated, they will lay eggs, but the number will be reduced. If the mother fish lays eggs, she can eat the eggs directly without isolation. This also reduces the number of hatches. If it is a hatched fish, it can be raised in a separate container for several months, and when the fish grows to about 4 centimeters, pick some of the better ones to stay, and release the rest directly.

2. How to deal with

small guppies that don't want to be raised? 1. Guppies with better shape and color can be given away or sold to aquariums, or they can be exchanged for feed with aquariums. Generally, fish friends who have raised fish for a long time will operate in this way.

2. The hatched fish can be fed to other carnivorous fish as fish food, which can not only reduce the number of guppies, but also supplement the nutrition of other fish. Newly hatched fish are free of bacteria, so there is no need to worry about bacteria or parasites.

3. You can release grown guppies, but you should choose a good place to release them, otherwise they are likely to be eaten by other carnivorous fish.

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