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Can the guppy die by Caesarean section? What about dystocia?

Saul Goodman
2021-06-03 05:58:02
Guppies can be delivered by caesarean section if they are dying of dystocia, because the young fish are already mature in the mother's body. If the mother fish dies, the baby fish will die soon because of lack of oxygen, so breeders can try caesarean section to help the baby fish survive. Of course, caesarean section is used only when guppies are really unable to produce, and if guppies show signs of producing, breeders can use other methods to promote their production.
Can the guppy die by Caesarean section? What about dystocia? Can a

dead guppy have a caesarean section? A

dead guppy can have a caesarean section, but if the eggs are not mature in the body, there is no need for a caesarean section. If the guppy dies in childbirth, the breeder can immediately perform a caesarean section to help the guppy produce all the small fish. Because the small fish has matured in the body of the mother fish, if the mother fish dies, the small fish will also die because of lack of oxygen. But caesarean sections are a last resort after guppies are unable to give birth or die. If guppies can give birth, breeders can use other methods to stimulate them to give birth.

2. How to deal with

the dystocia of guppies? When the guppies have dystocia, they can change the water to stimulate them. They can quickly change the water they produce, which can stimulate them to produce quickly. The temperature can also be repeatedly raised, the temperature difference is utilized to stimulate the production of the guppies, a breeder can put a heating rod, the heating rod is stopped after the guppies are heated to a certain temperature, and the guppies can be well stimulated to produce by using the heating rod again after the temperature is reduced. If environmental changes do not stimulate guppies, breeders can gently press the belly of guppies with their hands, help them squeeze out some small fish, and then let them produce by themselves.

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