1. Can guppies squeeze out their children when they die in childbirth Guppies can squeeze out their small fish when they die in childbirth, because their reproduction and production methods are different from those of other fish. They are oviparous and produce small fish, so it is easy to encounter dystocia and die. When guppies die because of dystocia, the breeder can immediately squeeze the small fish out of the abdomen, so that the young fish still have the possibility of survival. However, breeders should pay attention not to be too strong when squeezing small fish to avoid the death of small fish.
2. What about guppy dystocia1. Environmental stimulation: If breeders find guppy dystocia, they can try to raise the water temperature first and then lower it. Using temperature difference to stimulate them can change their dystocia. However, the temperature difference should not be too large, and it is best to control it within 3 ℃.
2. Change the environment: The breeder can also transfer them to a new environment, and under the stimulation of the new environment, it can also alleviate their dystocia. However, it is best for breeders to adjust the water temperature and quality of the new environment to the same level as before, so as to avoid too much environmental fluctuation affecting their production.
3. Artificial midwifery: If guppies are half-born, the breeder can gently press their abdomen, squeeze out some small fish, and they can give birth by themselves.
