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How many times a day should guppies be fed and how much should they be fed at a time?

Saul Goodman
2021-04-15 23:11:41
Guppies are fed differently at different stages. If it is a young fish, feed the amount that can be eaten in 10 minutes. Because the juvenile stage is the stage when they have the highest demand for nutrition and food, they should be fed as much as possible during this period. If it is an adult guppy, it can be fed in an amount that can be eaten in 5 minutes. Guppies in this period do not need to be fed too much food, they only need to be fed to 70% full. Feeding too much is easy to pollute the water quality.
How many times a day should guppies be fed and how much should they be fed at a time?

1. Feed the guppy several times

a day. When the guppy is young, you can choose to feed it 3-4 times a day, once at 7-8 am, once at 11-12 noon, once at 3 pm, and again after 6 pm if you have time. Adult fish do not need to be fed so frequently. They can be fed 2-3 times a day. They can be fed once at 9-10 am and once at 2-3 pm. However, the specific feeding time is best determined by the habits of guppies and the temperature, because the habits of guppies are different under different water temperatures and water quality.

2. how much is appropriate

to feed guppies at a time? Guppies can be fed more in the juvenile period. The amount of feeding each time can be finished within 10 minutes. If there is residual bait, it can not be fished out. Because guppies need a lot of food and nutrition when they are young, it is better for breeders to feed guppies well during this period, and they can choose nutritious and digestible shrimp.

When guppies grow up, the amount of food they feed should be reduced. The amount of food they feed each time can be finished within 5 minutes. It is best to feed them until they are 70% full, because the nutritional needs of guppies after they grow up will be relatively reduced. If they feed more food, it is easy to burden their intestines and stomach.

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