Hi,
I have 2 fancy tail male guppies in a 5 gallon hex with one small African dwarf frog. They all get along quite well--no fighting, nipping, etc. They (the fish and the frog) eat together (different foods) and sometimes even sleep together.
What is the ideal food for guppies? I've read several different things. Some info says just regular tropical fish flakes or pellets, and other info says a vegetable based flake or pellet. I know that they are classified as omnivores.
I've noticed that they seem to like to "hoover" the bottom of the tank and also like to hoover the surface of the little cave. Are they looking for algae? I don't have any visible algae, nor do I have much (if any) left over food at the bottom of the tank as I am super anal about using a turkey baster to suck up left over food. Should I buy some algae tabs for them? Currently I'm feeding them from a free sample of Hikari Tropical Micro Pellets which they love. This is a meat based pellet.
Any info would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Trina
I have 2 fancy tail male guppies in a 5 gallon hex with one small African dwarf frog. They all get along quite well--no fighting, nipping, etc. They (the fish and the frog) eat together (different foods) and sometimes even sleep together.
What is the ideal food for guppies? I've read several different things. Some info says just regular tropical fish flakes or pellets, and other info says a vegetable based flake or pellet. I know that they are classified as omnivores.
I've noticed that they seem to like to "hoover" the bottom of the tank and also like to hoover the surface of the little cave. Are they looking for algae? I don't have any visible algae, nor do I have much (if any) left over food at the bottom of the tank as I am super anal about using a turkey baster to suck up left over food. Should I buy some algae tabs for them? Currently I'm feeding them from a free sample of Hikari Tropical Micro Pellets which they love. This is a meat based pellet.
Any info would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Trina