megamegs1234
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I have a five gallon tank. I know that I'm supposed to have one inch of fish per gallon of water. So I have four guppies, all under an inch long, just to be safe. But for some reason, my guppies keep on dying rather quickly. I'm not sure why this is. The water temperature and pH level is at the required levels and I even added this special salt that's supposed to make the guppies gills function better. My filter is working properly as well. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I can't really afford to buy a bigger tank, because my mother won't let me. So is my tank to small? Or is something else at work here? If it is too small, how many guppies should I be allowed to have in a tank of that size at a time? Please help me. I have a seven year old sister and I can't afford to have her come home to another dead fish.