Guppy

What happens is the food rots in the tank. This rotting/decay creates gas (Ammonia) and that will poison the fish and burn its gills. This results first in sick fish and then death.

Well, since the females could be pregnant when you buy them, all male would be better.

Guppies are a community fish and are best kept in odd numbered groups with more females than males; for example, a group of 3 guppies with 2 females and 1 male. The reason for a higher female to male ratio is because males will fight with each other for matting rights to the females.

Guppy crunchers crawl on the floor eating any baby guppies that go toward the bottom of the tank. You can usually lure them there using food. They release beetle that can be collected for money or used to feed a beetlecruncher.

it might be pooping...

Any good tropical flake food is great for guppies. You can get fish flake online at www.bigalsonline.cmo at a great price.

I don't know why; I'm not a guppy-whisperer, but as far as I know, it is normal. Be careful though. It shortens the life of your fish.

No benefits.

There is only a genetic colour difference. Some are lighter or darker than others.

They are not being fed enough and are probably not getting enough protein in their diet.

Starfish, or sea stars, don't care for their young.

Some wild, some pretty, and some whatever.

No. Guppies are ectothermic, which is commonly referred to as 'cold-blooded'. Guppies are fish, and all fish are ectothermic, as are reptiles and amphibians.

Yes, and generally have a longer tail.

Until they die....

Ummm no it takes 12365478109.432689hours

Their names are Molly, Gil, Deema, Goby, Nonny, and Oona.

They are the same thing.

The male has a modified anal fin know as a gonopodium which can rotated forward or to one side when it attempts to deposit sperm into the female. Most of the females can be identified by a dark spot near the anal fin, know as the gravid spot. Males typically have the fancy colorful tails moreso than the females.

oldest living guppy was 340 years old

You can only make an estimate based on previous research. Guppies are live birthers, and you can't exactly give them an ultrasound.

A guppy is a small fish that needs to be put on a tropical tank. People say they are delicate to keep, if you have a bigger fish like a fighting fish or an angelfish, they might try and eat them. They eat a lot but don't give them too much. If they are pregnant, some other fish might try and peck at them.

i dont know what is the answer, that's why i'm asking.

Sorry to say,

But he is dying. The nipped fins might be because he was attacked by another fish. And since that happened he probably can't swim as well.