yo people um i need some help wi..

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hi i was wondering if i can give my guppys any fruts or vegtables or if i can dio anything to make them live longer.? ok 1 of them always stays like a.. 

If you are keeping your Guppies in a show tank and not breeding, they can be kept in a decorated tank with gravel and live or artificial plants. I would recommend an under gravel filter with power heads for this type of setup. Power heads will push your water much faster than a small air pump. Use a small power head for guppies so the current is no too strong for them.

The guppy can accept a wide variety of water temperatures ranging from 70 to about 82 degrees. The most important thing is to keep the temperature constant. The warmer your water, the more active the fish will be. This will help your guppy grow and develop faster, but a fish raised in the 80 plus temperature range will tend to die younger than a fish raised in the 70 degree range.

Guppies are best fed small amounts of food at least three times a day. A good feeding routine is to feed a flake food first in the morning. Feed lightly and wait about 30 minutes for them to clean it up. Then feed live brine shrimp. I feed live brine to my adults as well as fry. If you feed the shrimp first, they may not be as eager for the flake food after having eaten the shrimp. They are always eager to eat live shrimp. You may feed more than 3 times per day. In addition to the live baby brine, whcih can be fed twice a day or more, I feed the new decapsualted brine eggs. If you use these, let them soak in a small amount of water for 5- 10 minutes before you feed. Just make sure that you feed small amounts at a time, and that the last feeding has all been consumed before you feed more.