T tropicman Fishaholic Joined Dec 20, 2006 Messages 400 Reaction score 0 Location Todmorden nr Halifax West Yorkshire Jan 6, 2007 #1 Is it true that once your female guppy has bred once that she can hold more babies therefore having more fry ?
Is it true that once your female guppy has bred once that she can hold more babies therefore having more fry ?
Annastasia s&b&tt Retired Moderator ⚒️ Joined Mar 1, 2004 Messages 6,206 Reaction score 5 Location Washington D.C. Jan 6, 2007 #2 They usually have bigger batches of fry as they get older, yes. Some fish naturally have small batches of fry, and age won't help it. But they usually get larger numbers of fry as they age.
They usually have bigger batches of fry as they get older, yes. Some fish naturally have small batches of fry, and age won't help it. But they usually get larger numbers of fry as they age.
S Somethings Fishy Here Fish Fanatic Joined Nov 4, 2005 Messages 184 Reaction score 0 Jan 6, 2007 #3 Annastasia is right! I have had livebearers that only have about 10 babies the first time and end up having 3 times that just a few months later.
Annastasia is right! I have had livebearers that only have about 10 babies the first time and end up having 3 times that just a few months later.
R Rhiannon Fishaholic Joined Jan 8, 2007 Messages 620 Reaction score 0 Jan 8, 2007 #4 Guppies can hold up to 6 deposits of sperm in them. So once one lot of fry are born, she has spermies sitting in her, ready to inpregnante her again...thankgod this doesnt happen to humans!
Guppies can hold up to 6 deposits of sperm in them. So once one lot of fry are born, she has spermies sitting in her, ready to inpregnante her again...thankgod this doesnt happen to humans!