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No, they are totally different species.
Guppies don't lay eggs.
A male and a female fish will almost always reproduce once they are old enough.
Guppies are the one of the easiest pet fish to breed in captivity. They do it all themselves, the only thing you may have to do is take the babies out and put them in a different container because the parents may eat them. I found that none of my guppies seem to eat the babies.
They could but it wouldn't be very suitable. Guppies, although small fish, produce millions of eggs, and being fresh water fish, they need to be layed in the river they inhabit. Only a handful of guppies will survive, so they need a rather big space to reproduce/
A female given good conditions can produce a new lot of fry every 6 weeks without much trying.
Fries (the term for baby guppies), are eaten by older guppies, but guppies are eaten by fish like tuna.
Male guppies have to pass on the bright coloration gene that attracts females but that puts a spotlight on them for predators. If you don't have this gene then predators don't spot you as easily but don't attract mates to reproduce with.
What are guppies
Only guppies breed with guppies naturally.
Guppies do not migrate.
No, guppies are fish.