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How to feed guppy fry and what to feed to make it grow faster

Hank Schrader
2021-05-08 03:00:11
Newborn guppies do not need to be fed because they carry enough nutrients to absorb for about 2 days. The breeder can start feeding the fry 2-3 days after birth. The fry can eat some cooked egg yolk water or some eggs of the shrimp. Newborn fry do not need to be fed too much, but the frequency of feeding is higher, if conditions permit, it is recommended to feed every 8 hours.
How to feed guppy fry and what to feed to make it grow faster

1. How to feed

guppy fry? Guppy fry do not need to be fed in the first two days after birth, because they carry enough lecithin from their mothers to absorb. After 2 days, you can feed some cooked egg yolks. The yolks need to be crushed first, then wrapped with fine gauze, and then shaken gently, so that the yolks are evenly distributed in the water. However, this method is more likely to pollute the water quality, and breeders need to clean up the food residues in the fish tank in time. You can also feed some shrimp eggs, because they are nutritious and not easy to pollute the water. When the fry is born, it is recommended to feed it three times a day, and the breeder can feed it every eight hours if he has time. When the fry grows up, they can be fed together according to the feeding frequency of the big fish.

Guppy fry

can be fed with some cooked egg yolk water or shrimp eggs in harvest years. If conditions permit, it is better to feed shrimp eggs in harvest years, because shrimp eggs in harvest years are rich in nutrition and are not easy to pollute water quality. When the fry grows up, they can be fed with animal feeds rich in protein, such as red worms, fish worms and water fleas. When young fish grow up, they can be fed with synthetic feed and live bait, which can not only supplement their daily nutrition, but also promote their growth and development.

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