1. Do guppies need to be isolated when laying pups Guppies need to be isolated when laying pups, because guppies do not produce fish eggs, and small fish. Female fish have no habit of protecting small fish, and when they give birth, they consume more physical strength, especially after giving birth, they have a strong sense of hunger, and the probability of small fish being eaten will greatly increase at this time. Therefore, during production, the breeder needs to separate the parent fish from the small fish.
If conditions permit, a net can be placed in the middle of the fish tank when they are produced, so that the small fish can fall to the bottom of the fish tank, so as to avoid the situation that the small fish are eaten by the big fish. If there is no net, it is best to fish out the parent fish immediately after they give birth, so as to avoid the small fish being eaten.
2. How to raise small guppies1. The environment is stable: small guppies were born shortly and their adaptability to the environment is not strong. Breeders need to keep the water temperature at about 25 ℃, and the water quality should not change too much. It is best not to change the water seven days before their birth.
2. Feeding: Guppies carry vitellotin when they are born. In the first three days of their birth, breeders do not need to feed them. After waiting for 3 days, the breeder can feed them some rich shrimp eggs, broken red worms, paramecium, backwater, cooked egg yolk and other foods. Feed twice a day, and the amount of each feeding can be finished within 3-5 minutes.
