Viannah
Member
Hi! Is this enough cover for the guppy fry to survive? I really want to avoid using breeding box as much as possible.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Is this enough cover for the guppy fry to survive?
Flyfisha
Member
Hi Viannah,
At the moment there is nothing in the top half.
Thats a pretty tank but at the moment it’s not what I call a “ working tank”. When it comes to breeding a pretty tank is not needed. That will work for some guppy fry .
Adding floating plants and bunches of moss or mid water floating plants will give more fry a chance.
Adding plastic takeaway food containers, drinking straws and clean plastic , china, glass and terracotta are not to everyones taste.
A messy tank that I had a while ago.
The floating scraps of plant material are a little excessive I admit.
At the moment there is nothing in the top half.
Thats a pretty tank but at the moment it’s not what I call a “ working tank”. When it comes to breeding a pretty tank is not needed. That will work for some guppy fry .
Adding floating plants and bunches of moss or mid water floating plants will give more fry a chance.
Adding plastic takeaway food containers, drinking straws and clean plastic , china, glass and terracotta are not to everyones taste.
A messy tank that I had a while ago.
The floating scraps of plant material are a little excessive I admit.
Queasy
Member
Love the tank! Especially the "no fishing" sign . Make sure you fry-proof your filter intake so it doesn't suck up any fry. Personally, I'd say you'd be fine with this amount of cover. Keep in mind that's just my personal opinion. I have a guppy community tank with a LOT more guppies and a lot fewer hiding spots and they do fine. Good luck!
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