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Well, welcome to TFF...:hi:

Except of the fact that she a he... Swordtail fish themselves are not named after the swords that males have. The name "swordtail fish" refers to the gonopodium of a male swordtail fish. Swords in guppies are named after the swords (elongated outer caudal fin rays). Roundtails are still an...

Yes, I have also written something similar in English on my website. Click "Eye vision".

Looks like an internal injury...

To me, she looks like she's full with eggs. This is how they looked at my place when they were carrying eggs. The black spots could be nothing. Be aware of it that goldfish can color up differently than expected. But it could also be a sign of melanoma that is developing. In that case, you...

In general, fish that live closer to the surface or those that live in more bright water, have black eyes. The melanin in their eyes protects their eyes against the light. Those that live in deeper water, black water or those that live between roots in lagoons, can already have lighter colored...

Where the platinum white lacks is just the base color. Blond in this case. There are some males who do cover the whole body with platinum white. But the intention of this strain was to have a platinum white chest. The blue shine comes from the moscow gene. Blue will always be better seen on a...

Every single plant, fish or crustacean that will be newly introduced to a tank "can" be a potential carrier of a disease. No matter how good they look or seem.

That is perfectly fine... Nope. The number of fry of each individual female differ per batch. There's not a steady number to give.

If we look at a long finned betta, such a fish will always seek fopr an own spot in a tank. it can swim all around the tank but will find it's own spot where it returns to. So, in case of other fish that are to vivid in the tank or which like to challenge the betta, some hiding spots would be...

Hi and welcome to our forum...:hi: Members overhere are willing to help others with their questions. Great that this worked out for you...

I would plea for a video to see how both species interact before making an estimation of what could be wrong. The combination of a betta and guppies can work if there are sufficient hiding spots for the betta and if the tank is big enough (200 liters should be enough for sure). But you'll never...

It's a good thing to learn such things at an early age...

Not that long anymore, simply because of the squared off shape.

It usually means that they've got internal parasites or even worms. There are commercial meds to treat those fish for it.

Don't you mean platies instead of guppies?

That's a very good question... Wished I had an answer...

Maybe one in the shade...?

Only the one in the front is a fake plant. All the others are real. I got that plant as a present. I'm not the biggest fan of fake plants. But hey, if my niece is giving me this as a present... who am I to refuse...? And this is in my shed. So, it's basically me who sees it. My preference will...

Still proud of my blond bodied platinum white panda guppies...

Some pics of my dwarf panda guppies... Spotted a whole bunch of newborns today... The adults leave those fry completely alone...

Took some snapshots from some of my goldfish. I've got shubinkins, white and orange ones in there... Today is a real summer day and then these fish go to the surface to swim around...

Sitting on the terrace at the hospital... Pretty relaxed...

Saw this thread too late. Sorry! Colin has already given you some wise advice.

Just came home from acquaintances to pick up some guppies… They wanted to slim down the number of them.

Sometimes they're offered at an auction overhere.

In your case, I'd look at dwarf rasbora species. There are a number of them. They'll fit in fine with your parameters and don't bother your shrimps that much.