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Will the release of guppies lead to biological invasion? What if they can't be raised?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2021-07-15 10:00:22
Guppy release will not appear biological invasion, they are generally very difficult to survive in the wild in our country, because they are tropical fish, like to live in warm water. Even if they can survive, the quantity and quality of reproduction can not be compared with that of artificial breeding, so under normal circumstances, they will not have biological invasion. The breeding quantity of the guppy is large, and if the breeding quantity of the artificial breeding is large, the small peacock can be sent to a person or an aquarium.
Will the release of guppies lead to biological invasion? What if they can't be raised?

1. Will the release of guppies lead to biological invasion

? The release of guppies will not lead to biological invasion, because it is difficult for them to breed in large quantities in the wild of our country. First of all, most of the water temperature in our country is not suitable for the survival of guppies. They are tropical fish, and their favorite water temperature is between 22-26 degrees Celsius. The temperature in winter in our country is low. In wild rivers and lakes, the water temperature will not always be around 22 degrees Celsius. In addition, guppies are small and gentle, and it is difficult to catch food in the wild. Although they can eat mosquito larvae, other larger fish may also eat them. Even if they can survive in the wild, the number of reproduction and the survival rate of small fry are relatively low, so the release of guppies will not cause biological invasion.

2. What to do

if guppies can't be raised? Guppies not only have a large number of reproduction, but also have a relatively high frequency of reproduction, so every time they breed, they will exert pressure on breeding. Family breeding, the general space will not be particularly large, guppies breed in large numbers, the space of the fish tank will be insufficient. Breeders can choose to give the breeding guppies away or consult their local aquariums about recycling. Or use small fry as feed to feed big fish.

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