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I agree yoo it might become sevier

try to avoid breeding

well done

Myby you have to come the tank arrangement

Even if you have other types of fish with your fry it is most likely that 30% of them will live.

Mayby the tank is overstocked

same rams are quite hard to keep, with the overstocking I think that the clown loaches might cause a problem when they grow big

Thanks for the help!!!!

Hi I have a 45 litre tank, 25'c at a PH 6.4. It has some guppies I reacently added a lyretail killifish, since then my guppies fins have started to rip, it isn't fin rot as it lookes like huge chunks have been eaten. The killifish seens peaceful, mayby the killifish being without a female has...

my 6 female guppys have been givig birth for about a mounth non stop I wouldn't worry in good situations they can have lots of fry.

:/ I have this salt stain round the top of the aquarium where the water has evapurated a have tried to scrib it but there was no difference. It doesn't harm the fish but I just want to get rid of it. mabye the is some sort of chemical?

I have put most of the fry in the normal tank and I have aranged that I will give my femalesback to the pet store for a while so that things get back into place thanks for the help!!!! :D

I only have the guppies in my 40-45 litre tank. I might get my ram back from the pet store, that might act as a preditor I'm not really sure. At the moment I have the fry in 2 breeding float tanks.

give it more food :flex:

:angry:I have bought 10 female guppies for my 5 cobra male guppies and they have all breed and made about 100-150 baby fry and I do not know what to do!!!!!!!