Guppy Allimentation Problem

My fish just spawned and somehow jump out of tub anf died why this happened

 

Could you give us a little more info?
Tank size and stocking:
Water parameters:
Been set up since:

 

water parameters? for a jumping fish?

put a cover or lid and they won't jump out.

 

water parameters? for a jumping fish?
put a cover or lid and they won't jump out.

The fish might be trying to escape bad water as they would in the wild

 

Water parameters are ph 7.4 and temperature are 24 celsius

Can big floating plants be natural lid

 

Water parameters are ph 7.4 and temperature are 24 celsius

Haha no we meant for Ammonia, Nitrite and Nitrate

Can big floating plants be natural lid

No

 

Can big floating plants be natural lid

as long as it covers and prevents the fish from jumping out then I see no reason why not. are you thinking like a large water lettuce or lily or something along those lines?

 

as long as it covers and prevents the fish from jumping out then I see no reason why not. are you thinking like a large water lettuce or lily or something along those lines?

Plants will not prevent a smaller fish from jumping out. Even a cover of duckweed won't do it.

 

I think of heavy plants like wayer hyatchin

And this fish started to jump out when first fish give birth now jumped another one from tank

 

I'm just saying unless it is a solid impenetrable wall with no gaps then fish can still jump out. As is evident from your fish that jumped out :/

 

water parameters? for a jumping fish?

put a cover or lid and they won't jump out.

They could be jumping to get out of poor water quality. Makes perfect sense to ask those questions.

 

It doesn't matter what plants you use, fish will be able to jump out. You need to test your water parameters (Ammonia, nitrites, nitrates.) Without those we can't help you. Most fish will not jump unless there's something stressing them to the point of jumping ship. You need to solve your root problem, first and foremost, as well as potentially finding a fitted lid to prevent any future jumpers. Some fish are prone to jumping but in my experience, guppies are not a species that's known to jump. Do you have the capabilities to test ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate?

 

Your looking for a fix to a possible bigger problem. Your fish may be jumping out because the water quality is poor and it doesn't want to die, not knowing there is no other body of water nearby to jump into. Plants will help if it is a water quality issue, duck weed is a great choice, but you really should address if this is the possible cause since your fish will most likely suffer and die if it is and having a lid won't save them.

With that being said you could tape plastic wrap and poke holes in it or buy a lid and poke holes in it.

 

Sure some fish will jump for no clear reason but 9/10 times something is wrong with their environment and they think jumping out gives them a better chance of survival. A lid is good to stop them from dying but you need to find the root cause. Best way to start is find your basic parameters and build from there.

 

did anyone who is questioning the water parameters read the part where he said they just spawned? will a guppy spawn in water quality so poor it wants to jump out?

 

did anyone who is questioning the water parameters read the part where he said they just spawned? will a guppy spawn in water quality so poor it wants to jump out?

A guppy will spawn in the middle of a nuclear war. You can't put a male and female together and not get fry. It's perfectly possible that the water parameters are out of whack, we just need to get a basis to start with. Sure, put a lid on by all means! I'd say OP needs one regardless, but without solving the root cause that will only prevent the fish from turning into little crispy nuggets when they do jump.

 

A guppy will spawn in the middle of a nuclear war. You can't put a male and female together and not get fry. It's perfectly possible that the water parameters are out of whack, we just need to get a basis to start with. Sure, put a lid on by all means! I'd say OP needs one regardless, but without solving the root cause that will only prevent the fish from turning into little crispy nuggets when they do jump.

Ive had a male with two females in a 10 gallon cycled tank before for a week and they didn't breed.

Nevertheless, usually a male will always breed, And parameters really are the basis for everything. A guppy can still give birth in 1ppm ammonia and hate the parameters.

 

How long has your tank been set up? Did you cycle it?

 

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