[HD] COMPLETE GUPPY FISH CARE GUIDE!

EVERYTHING you need to know to properly care for your Guppies!
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Keeping Guppies
One of the reasons guppies are so popular and there are so many of them in the hobby is that they are so hardy and adaptable. The “secret” of keeping guppies is to start with healthy stock (more about this later). Assuming the fish you start off with are healthy, guppies are basically undemanding. They prefer a pH of around neutral (7.0), but can adapt down to 6.0 and all the way up to the high 7s (approaching 8.0). Hardness should be moderate, although they can handle hard water fairly well. They do not respond well to very low hardness. Temperature should be in the low 70s (Fahrenheit), but they tolerate down to the low 60s and into the high 80s.

As with most fish, the values for pH, hardness and temperature are not as important as the conditions being consistent and not subject to wide swings over a brief period of time. The better the water quality, the healthier your guppies will be, although they can exist in less-than-pristine water, as long as the conditions deteriorate slowly over time. As with all fish, guppies do best with a regimen of frequent water changes – 10 to 15 percent every week or 20 to 25 percent every other week.

When it comes to fish food, guppies are not picky eaters. Their natural food is small insects and crustaceans, which is why they have been used so extensively for mosquito control. In the aquarium, they will eat just about anything presented to them, and very rarely will they refuse any kind of food. They should have some live plants they can nibble on (hornwort, Egeria or water sprite) and should be fed prepared foods that have a high vegetable content, such as Spirulina. Frozen or live fish foods of approprite size are, of course, taken with great gusto.

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