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They seem to be doing fine now, their poop is less clear and the males are happily chasing after the females. I know that when the water conditions are not good and or if they are sick they will not mate.

A guppies gravid spot will turn a light color of pink when the eggs have been formed and are close to dropping their fry.

Tank Size: 15 gallons Species: Guppy. Amount: 6 fish. Food: Dry flakes and or soaked tube flex worms inside of medicine. Ammonia 00.2 or less Hardness: 5.4, usually I do add in tank salt and water conditioner. Water Temp is 82. It's always after the female have their fry that they get skinny...

Still struggling with this sunken belly disease. Any tips and or hints to heal this problem? I've been soaking their food inside of PraziPro and also adding it to the water as well. Few have been dying off, though the rest can't get knocked up and or gain weight.

Parameters I do not mess with Ph. Just did a water change the other day and all of the other guppies that I have had before are doing fine.   I only know of what type of internal parasites I'm dealing with as they are getting skinny and pooping white strands.All of the females that I got from...

I've been dealing with an internal parasite problem. Would it be better to drain the tank, clean the walls, gravel, filter and start again with new water or just keep treating it?   I've spent close too 100$ over the past month on stocking with new guppies and they just keep dying. I do...

Just bought some enders the other day, I'm excited to see some color inside of my tank. It's odd though, as they were keeping their female  Endlers in with the male guppies at the store.

Are there benefits to adding Epsom salt to your tank, besides just normal aquarium salt? I've been watching a ton of youtube videos about wasting disease and most of the video is an API packet mixed with tank water and Epsom salt. I've also heard that giving your fish a bath inside of Epsom salt...

I'm currently treating my fish for an internal parasite with general API care.   http://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/images/graphics/generalcure.jpg   I've added in one pack per 10 gallons, waited 48 hours, added in a second pack and now tomorrow I do a 25% water change.   Today I went to...

Moved her to a 20 gallon and she popped out 51 fry! 

She is very round, and had babies today. Now it's just a matter of catching them.

Is there any different care for them, besides a normal guppy? I have one that I got yesterday and she is five inches across for her body. She is rather large and squared out so I have her inside of her own tank.

Lovely colors.

No, no. The females are only placed inside, soon after they start to square out.

  Has anyone ever tried these before? I'm currently running with two attached to my 20 gallon.