#guppys

[davidcuniverse]

😍 . . Reposted from @aquaristikando #guppy#guppys#guppie#guppies#guppyfish#guppybreeder#guppyindonesia#guppytank#guppymurah#guppyfarm#guppiesofinstagram#guppiefish#bubbleguppies#aquarium#aquariumhobby#aquariumlife#aquariumlife#aquariumtank#aquariumplants#aquariumfans#zucht#eigenzucht#eigenezucht#zucht#züchter#aquafacial#aquascape https://www.instagram.com/p/CktXXSSuXTq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jardimdomisa]

[antoniocandidoaquarismobras-blog]

Vejam algumas diferenças interessantes na classificação dos #guppies Siga pra ter sempre dicas como essas no seu #feed 😍 #aquariumsdaily #guppys #guppyindonesia Reposted from @thailandguppy - just info for for some people who don't know 😆 . #guppyfish #guppies #guppy #guppys #aquariumfans #plantedtank #aquaticplants #aquariumlove #aquariumhobby #freshwateraquarium #aquascaper #aquascaping #aquariums #aquariumphotography #aquascape #plantedaquarium #freshwatertank #aquariumsofinstagram #aquariumplants #natureaquarium #nanotank #nanoaquarium #aquascapes #aquariumdesign #fishkeeping #shrimptank - #regrann #aquarismobrasil (em Rodoviaria Tiete De Sao Paulo, Brasil) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByXU-MgJ8FI/?igshid=4il7i1pq634z

[milkboa]

question for fish enthusiast!

i am just curious, but is there any type of small school fish that can live happily in a 10/15 gallon tank? 

(or any fish that can live happily in a 10-15g)

[littlepoisonella]

Guppy’s goodbye

I draw this beautifull and sad image for my transformation favorite but poor isaac, he loves so much him cat ;n;

[davidcuniverse]

Time to give guppies some love. . . Reposted from @aquaristikando #guppy#guppys#guppyfish#guppytank#guppyfarm#guppies#guppie#guppiesofinstagram#bubbleguppies#guppiesfish#bunt#farbenfroh#aqua#aquarium#aquarelle#aquarell#aquascape#aquarius#aquariumhobby#aquariumfish#aquariumlife#aquariumtank#aquariumplants#aquariumfans#aquariumdesign#fische#fisch#aquariumlove https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj87YaHuLYx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[glassboxdiaries]

5 Common Guppy Myths Debunked: Must-See Tips Before You Add Them to Your Tank!

Guppies have long been a staple in the aquarium hobby, but modern breeding practices and changing environments have given rise to several myths. In this video, I break down five common misconceptions and share what today’s guppy keepers should really know:

Hardiness & Beginner-Friendliness While guppies were once extremely hardy, many modern strains have been line-bred for specific colors and tail shapes, weakening their genetics. Research shows that inbreeding can drastically reduce survival rates. If you’re new to fishkeeping, consider “mutt” guppies or Endler guppies, which often retain more resilience.

They Don’t Need a Heater Although wild and feral guppies can live in cooler waters, the domestic strains we keep today generally do best with a stable temperature. I keep mine at around 20°C (68°F); they remain active and healthy, avoiding the stress of fluctuating temps. Warmer water (25°C/77°F and above) speeds up their metabolism, possibly shortening their lifespan.

They’ll Eat Anything (and Be Fine) Guppies are omnivores and will graze on algae, detritus, and insects. However, a protein-rich diet supports better growth and health. I alternate between fish meal–based and insect-based foods, ensuring variety. They also snack on algae wafers and the occasional dried duckweed in my tanks.

A Single Guppy Is Okay Technically, one guppy can survive alone, but these fish thrive in groups. My experience—and multiple studies on guppy social learning—shows they’re more active, confident, and display natural behaviors when kept with others.

No Fighting in All-Male Tanks Even without females, male guppies establish a hierarchy through chasing and sparring. Physical harm is rare, but you’ll still see some posturing. Larger groups (about eight or more) help reduce individual aggression.