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How many hours a day do guppies sleep? What should they pay attention to when they sleep?

Hank Schrader
2020-12-05 23:01:24
Guppies sleep very briefly and intermittently, up to a few minutes at a time. They usually sleep at night, at this time pay attention not to turn on the light, because they are very sensitive to the light source, turning on the light will affect their rest. When they sleep, they should also be given a quiet environment and try not to oxygenate. Guppies do not close their eyes when they sleep. Keepers should pay attention to observation and not play or disturb them when they sleep.
How many hours a day do guppies sleep? What should they pay attention to when they sleep?

1. Guppies sleep for a few hours

a day in fact, the sleep time of guppies is very short and intermittent. It's a bit exaggerated to say that they sleep for a few hours. Their sleep time is only about three minutes at a time. Generally speaking, if they find that they are not moving in one place and do not respond when you approach them, then they are resting and sleeping. In fact, many fish have this characteristic, so breeders should not be surprised to think that there is something wrong with them, just continue to manage naturally.

2. What should guppies pay attention to when they sleep

? Guppies usually do not have a fixed sleeping time. When it sleeps, we should pay attention to providing it with a quiet environment. If it is found that the water flow during oxygenation is relatively large, it is recommended that the breeder temporarily turn off the oxygenation pump. If the water flow and sound produced by the oxygen pump are very small, it will not affect the guppy basically, then the oxygen pump can not be turned off.

Because they don't have eyelids, they sleep with their eyes open. Moreover, when sleeping, their fins also move, which is their unique sleeping habit. When breeding, breeders need to pay attention to the state of guppies. If you find it sleeping and resting, try not to disturb it.

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