Small guppies are fed twice a day. Compared with adult fish, they need more nutrition to maintain normal growth and development. If they are fed only once at this time, their growth will be inhibited to a certain extent, resulting in some guppies not growing up. Feeding them only once a day and feeding them a lot of food at a time is not recommended.

Because the digestive system of guppies in their infancy is not fully developed, feeding can not only promote their growth and development, but also affect their gastrointestinal health. Therefore, it is best to feed them about twice a day, each time feeding them food that can be eaten within five minutes. They can be fed at eight or nine o'clock in the morning and two or three o'clock in the afternoon, when they are more motivated to eat.

guppies are omnivorous fish, which is similar to the diet of many omnivorous fish. They can eat meat, vegetarian food and fish feed. They are often fed with meat such as small fish, shrimp, earthworms, etc. These meat foods contain a lot of protein, which is a good food to promote their growth and development. Live bait should be sterilized before feeding.

They are often fed vegetarian foods such as spinach, apples, bananas, lettuce and so on. These foods are rich in vitamins, which can be fed as complementary foods when raised at home.