tamara
Fishaholic
well i already know that 9 guppies is way too much for a ten gallon tank, but they're happy! that's all that counts&&they're HEALTHY! so ya, but i wanted to get a female or some.. [6 would have been better..]
but i think they're all males unless if i missed 1 or 2..
and i wanted them to have abbies so i could convince my mom to buy me a larger tank, but now that probably won't be happening....
because i can't just get one female because the other 9 will haraesse her...and if i got 10-20 females then i would have way to many guppies!!!!
well this sucks pretty darn bad...
but i think they're all males unless if i missed 1 or 2..
and i wanted them to have abbies so i could convince my mom to buy me a larger tank, but now that probably won't be happening....
because i can't just get one female because the other 9 will haraesse her...and if i got 10-20 females then i would have way to many guppies!!!!
well this sucks pretty darn bad...
Though 9 male guppies are fine in a 10 gallon tank, that would be 9 guppies on their own, not with a cory and a bristlenose. Bristlies are messy little buggers and they do grow to about 5.5 inches, so he will need a new home eventually. If his waste starts getting too much for the filter to handle, it is likely that this will cause ill health in the guppies, things like bacterial finrot.
I think you are going to find yourself in a whole heap of poo if you get anymore fish for that tank. Overcrowding them is going to cause you some serious problems in future. 








