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Are guppies afraid of oxygen currents? In what current environment are they suitable for breeding?

Gustavo 'Gus' Fring
2021-06-03 21:20:09
If the oxygen pump is turned down, the guppies can move freely in the current, so it won't affect them. But if the oxygen pump is turned up, it will also frighten the guppy. Because the oxygen pump is large, the flow of water is large, and the size of guppies is relatively small, it is easy to be washed away by the current, when they are washed away, they will not be able to control their bodies, they will feel afraid, fear, lack of security.
Are guppies afraid of oxygen currents? In what current environment are they suitable for breeding?

1. Are guppies afraid of the flow

of oxygen? If the flow of the oxygen pump is small, they will not be afraid, because they can move freely in the flow, and the small flow will not affect their rest and normal activities, so they are not afraid of the small flow.

If the flow of oxygen is large, they will be afraid. Because the current is too strong, it will affect their normal activities, and the current may make them unable to control their bodies, so the current is too strong, they will have fear. When raising guppies, there is no need to turn on more oxygen, because their demand for oxygen is not high, and more oxygen will affect their normal life and rest.

2. What kind of water flow environment is suitable for raising

guppies? Guppies are suitable for raising in relatively static environment, and can also be raised in slow-flowing water. Because they live in the slow flow in their native place, if the current is too strong, it will affect their rest, and it will also make the guppy in a state of fear and alert for a long time, which will affect their growth and development. Therefore, the best way to raise guppies is to use relatively static water flow. If you want to increase oxygen, you can turn down the oxygen switch to avoid them being frightened.

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