In guppy populations, it's common for adult guppies to eat their own offspring, especially if they are stressed or hungry. The number of baby guppies consumed can vary widely, depending on factors such as the size of the adult population, availability of food, and environmental conditions. Generally, it is estimated that a significant portion of the fry may be eaten, especially in the absence of cover or hiding places. Providing plenty of vegetation and hiding spots can help reduce predation among guppies.
1 to 5 to 40
Any number of fry from 1 to 100 is common in guppies.
Likely they will be seen and eaten by a predator.
Yes, bottom feeders may eat baby guppies if given the opportunity. Many bottom-dwelling fish are opportunistic feeders and may consume smaller fish, including fry. It’s essential to provide plenty of hiding spots for baby guppies to avoid predation. Additionally, choosing compatible tank mates can help ensure the safety of the guppy fry.
A baby T-rex was a carnivore, and therefor ate meat. However, they probably were cared for by their parents and didn't hunt for their own food. They may have eaten regurgitated meat, like young birds or African wild dogs do today, or they may have eaten the fresh kill, more like lion cubs.
5 1/6= 5/30
Many male guppies have 'black spots' but if by "black spot" you mean "gravid spot" then no, a male guppy can not be 'gravid' because gravid is the equivalent of "pregnant" and male guppies can not get pregnant.
My very small Fantail Guppy had 14 fry and all have survived so far. Approximately 3 weeks.
About 5 or 6 guppies.
By keeping score of how many times you've eaten sugary snacks as a baby.
How big are the two tanks, and how many guppies do you have
A Lot.