To raise guppy, first choose a fish tank with sufficient space. After choosing a fish tank, the breeder must first install a heating rod in the fish tank. Because guppy is a tropical fish, it needs a heating rod to keep the water temperature constant. A filter should also be installed. Although they do not pollute the water seriously, the breeder should also install a filter to slow down the deterioration of the water quality. Finally, an oxygen pump should be installed to ensure that they have enough oxygen.

After laying out the basic equipment, the breeder can lay a layer of fine sand or aquatic mud on the bottom of the fish tank, and then plant some aquatic plants and other aquatic plants. You can also put some Stone at the bottom of the fish tank, which can not only increase the ornamental value, but also keep the water quality stable.

Because of their small size, although they have strong adaptability, too many scenery may lead to a presumptuous guest usurps the host's role. In addition, most of the scenery is planted with aquatic plants or aquatic plants, but most of the aquatic plant mud is acidic, which is unfavorable to the growth and development of guppy.

In addition, because the tail of guppy is relatively wide, if there are sharp decorations in the fish tank, it may also cause guppy injury, so it is better to keep guppy in bare tank.