@ VaegaVic
there is no way you can add just 1/2 a fish, and with guppies you want to have a 3/1 m/f count so i would have to add a min of 3, this is not my first tank nor my first guppy tank this is my first overly aggressive guppy,
I have several tanks full of male guppies and male hybrid guppies, never had a problem, although this could just be my own personal experience. You could have quite easily just started with a single female, it's not a hard thing to do, yes a 1:3 ratio is one of the advised ratios, but it's not the be all and end all, you can have a 1:1 or even (in my case) a 1:0.
This is not my first tank nor my first guppy either thanks.
i have the reading of the morning she was found dead they where both at/near 0, ph was @7 water was slightly hard alkalinity was low.
Well, as you are using Test Strips, we can pretty much ignore this.
and i'm not going to add him back to find a second dead guppy, even if it was NTS or stress, why should i risk the life of my tank with out trying to find way to calm him down, cuz as i have said he is overly aggressive even if i haven't seen him kill.
From my experience, the only possible way to calm a male guppy down is by letting him have some release with a lovely girly, but since of course you don't want to risk this, there isn't going to be a way, unless of course you want to try fish vallium.
@ OldMan47
you seem to no very little of biology or zoology so i see no point in debating this with you,
and pls lets not take this Off topic here your a Moderators and all.
One thing I would never do is question OldMan's knowledge on Livebearers, biology or zoology. Even if he his a Mod, he is a just and fair Mod and would not close a topic if he is "losing" a topic.
@ misscosmo
i forgive you maybe the fact i was upset i just lost a fish made me judge it a little to hard
@ everyone
my water test show no huge spike from the day before i added them and the morning i found her dead,
she may of died from NTS showing 0 sighs for 2 days up in to when i went to bed, but in my mind the over aggressive male, I was worded was a little too "overly aggressive" before i went to bed, bit her fin and side she slowly fell to the bottom of the tank, struggled to hide in a small patch of micro sword fighting for life, then died there.
and if anyone thinks saying "I think it was NTS" over and over is going to get me to put him back in there with the other 3 your crazy.
even if he didn't kill her he is still overly aggressive, and my question is still is there any way to make a guppy less aggressive?
See above.