HELP GUPPIE PREGNANCY

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Hai, my female guppie has been pregnant for 2 and a half months she has dropped to fry 3 weeks ago but no more and she still had her baby fat and her gravid spot is still enlarged and very black and you can see the eyes ? i’ve got her in a separate tank with some plants and still no fry i put some photos of her
 

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better photos from the side and top? do you have a questopm?

she probably has more fry or is bloated
 
How warm is the tank. Try dropping the temperature by 4 degrees C one evening, and see if that doesn't get her going.
 
him?

so she was not bloated at all she gave birth to 22 baby’s but 2 sadly died.
oh no!!! don't be discouraged, do a huge water change, and care for the babies well... these fish are made for having a lot of babies, like in the wild not all 22 would survive...
do u need any baby care tips?
 
oh no!!! don't be discouraged, do a huge water change, and care for the babies well... these fish are made for having a lot of babies, like in the wild not all 22 would survive...
do u need any baby care tips?
yes i do this my 2nd time working with fry and they won’t eat at all i’m feeding them brine shrimp and they won’t eat i’m really worried
 
yes i do this my 2nd time working with fry and they won’t eat at all i’m feeding them brine shrimp and they won’t eat i’m really worried
that are too big for them, feed POWDERED fish food (pellets/crumbles)
 
baby guppy fry are usually not interested any food during the first 24-hours of being born
if you're feeding newly hatched brine shrimp that would be fine your baby guppies should have no trouble eating brine shrimp
 
With my Guppy fry i feed a sprinkle of spirulina powder for the first day or 2, Then start on powdered/crushed flake food same as the adults eat. After day 3 i start introducing live/frozen foods then keep rotating the foods throughout the daily feeds.
25% water change every other day. By Day 5/7 they will have a go at any food offered, I drop some large bloodworm, Brine Shrimp in & leave it for 30 mins,Then scoop out what they have left or cannot eat.
 
baby guppy fry are usually not interested any food during the first 24-hours of being born
if you're feeding newly hatched brine shrimp that would be fine your baby guppies should have no trouble eating brine shrimp
Agreed! The first day there's no use to feed them. They will use the nutrients in their yolk sac first.
 

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