The Guppy belongs to the Livebearer group and will give birth to free swimming fry instead of laying eggs. Guppies are easy to breed in aquariums and they will often spawn without any extra encouragement from their keeper. As soon as the fry are born, they will therefore be able to escape from their mother
Unlike most tropical fish, guppies give birth the live young, hence the guppy is classified as a mammal. :)
All types of guppies give birth to live young, hence they are classified as "livebearers".
Give birth to their young.
They give birth to puppies
Guppies are livebearers so they give birth to live young.
Guppies do not lay eggs as they are live bearers.
Guppies live in water but do not lay eggs, they are livebearers.
Guppies give birth to live fry after a gestation period of between 21 to 30 days.
no guppies have live birth
lay eggs
Give birth
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Fish don't lay anywhere, they always swim.
Guppies don't lay eggs. They are livebearers.
Maybe the guppy has abhorted an undeveloped ovum. Guppies are livebearers so should not lay eggs.
One example is the Guppy, a popular tropical tank fish, which is a live bearer. The eggs are retained by the female Guppy until the eggs hatch and the young Guppies emerge alive.
No they are unable to reproduce until they are fully grown and mature.
guppies give birth to live young.
You mean, how do they reproduce? They mate. And they don't lay eggs, they're livebearers.
Birds, snakes, frogs and mosquitoes.
guppy's are live bearers, unlike other fish guppy's lay eggs in there stomach but when they come out they are a normal fish not in a egg
No.