Guppy

Yes. Guppies normally get along well with each other. If there is a female in the group they will all try and win her affection if they are interested in her. They will still get on fine.

The most common cause for fish to go off their food is bad water. The next most common is bad or wrong parameters for the species. Try doing a few large water changes and check that its pH and temperature are OK and the filter is working properly.

Some female Cichlids particularly African Rift lake Cichlids are maternal mouth brooders. This means that they carry their fertilized eggs and eventually the fry in their mouths until they hatch and the mother can't keep them in her mouth any longer due to space. look for a bulge in the chin area and as she breathes you might be able to catch a peek of the eggs or fry in her mouth when she opens it.

It is not fighting. It is competition.

they are still. next they go to a corner.

Though guppies give birth to young alive, they are actually fish instead of mammals. Another rare example of fish which give birth to young, is the Molly. Fish lay eggs.
No. Guppies are not mammals but they give birth to their babies.:) I hope that helped!

No, Chlorine would kill them.

Tetras are freshwater fish.

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.

There are only two real similarities and that is they are both fish and they are both livebearers. Everything else is different. From their size to the parameters of water they require, they are miles apart. To list the differences would require an encyclopedic volume.

When a pregnant guppy dies, the developing embryos inside her may not survive due to the lack of necessary conditions for their growth and development. If the guppy is still intact, the embryos may be reabsorbed by her body or released, depending on the stage of development. Typically, if the guppy is not too decomposed, the embryos can be seen as small, undeveloped fish. However, if the guppy has been dead for some time, the embryos may have already perished or become unidentifiable.

Any fish may fight/bite if they are in cramped conditions and/or poorly fed. Guppies are not regarded as fighters but may sometimes do a bit of fin nipping of any fish with long flowing fins including other guppies and Bettas.

In the song "Outside" from Bubble Guppies, Mr. Grouper is the teacher and guide for the Bubble Guppies. He encourages them to explore and enjoy the outdoors, highlighting the fun and excitement of nature. His character fosters a sense of curiosity and adventure among the children as they learn about the world around them.

It is very easy. Like all livebearers when the female is in pregnant it will develop a dark triangular shaped gravid spot near her anal vent. As the pregnancy progresses this dark triangular shaped gravid spot will get larger and darker.
The feemale will be getting bigger and bigger every dayand she also will havw a dark spot on her belly before her tail. She should be a girl, have a protruding belly and a small dark dot near the base of the tail.
She should be a girl, have a protruding belly and a small dark dot near the base of the tail.

All adult fish should be fed in the morning and again in the evening, They should be fed as much as they can eat in 15 minutes. A good quality food suitable for their species Neons and Guppies would be OK with tropical fish flakes. All fish need to have their diets suplemented with live or fresh food occasionally.

You cannot until they mature.

Live bearers such as guppies and swordtails have the unique ability to store sperm from male guppies for as long as 6 months or 6 drops (births). If the female has been in the same tank with a male even once, they can get pregnant. If you are sure they have never been with a male, it may be a fake gravid spot, which is not the fry's eyes showing through the skin, but rather the pigment of the actual skin, which makes them look pregnant. Hope this helps : )

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