1. Guppies will suffocate if they don't come out for a long time Guppies will suffocate if they don't come out for about one day, because they are oviparous fish. Under normal circumstances, guppies that multiply many times will finish production in about three hours. Of course, there is also a first-time production of guppies, which takes about six hours. Because they are oviparous fish, it is easy to have dystocia. After dystocia, if the breeder can't help them solve it immediately, they will be easily suffocated. In particular, guppies produced for the first time are prone to dystocia and death.
2. What if guppies never live1. Change water: If guppies have reached the production time, but never produce, then breeders need to slightly change their living environment in order to stimulate their production.
2. Temperature rise: Breeders can also promote their production by heating up. First, install a heating rod to raise the water temperature by 2 ℃. After the water temperature cools down, turn on the heating rod to raise the water temperature by 2 ℃. Repeatedly, using temperature difference to stimulate their production.
3. Replace fish tanks: If they have been unable to produce, breeders can try to change their living environment. However, the fluctuation of the environment should not be too large to avoid more discomfort.
