Any kind of fungus on a fishes fins indicates either physical damage or poor environmental conditions. The first thing I would do is replace the fishes water making sure the temperature is the same as the water being replaced to avoid temperature shock I would also add 1 level teaspoonfull of cooking salt per gal. to the replacement water. I would perform regular 50% water changes daily for about 2 weeks adding the required amount of salt each time. When the fungus has gone and the fish is well again I would stop adding the salt to the water but I'd continue with at least a 50% waterchange weekly.
Their tails. Guppies have amazing tails. The males have bigger and brighter tails whereas the females have smaller and less bright tails. You can get all types of guppy babies. The best thing is you can mix and match the guppys too. If you have a leopard guppy and an orange guppy and they breed, the babies tail looks like an explosion of yellow and orange in a leopard tail.
Yes, make sure the water is changed regularly. The tail will grow back but will never be as good as the original one. There will be a reason the guppy has been loosing its tail. If the problem is fungus then you need to fix the bad water problem that is causing the fungus by changing the water regularly. If the problem is fin nipping by other occupants then you will need to separate the fin nipper(s).
Yes, it is possible for a guppy's tail to be bitten off by another fish in the tank.
it depends on the type of guppy you have. some can be red while others can be orange.
There are several types of orange fungi that can be found in nature, including the orange peel fungus, the orange pore fungus, and the orange mycena fungus. These fungi are typically found growing on decaying wood or plant material in forests and other natural environments.
no it will not but it would attack if it or it's babies are threatened
it might not eat it but it can bite it's tail or harm the fish
A guppy will be small ish and very colourful, with colour all over the body for males and on the tail for females.
No, he will get killed by the guppy.
Yes, and generally have a longer tail.
Absolutely nothing.
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