what wouldnt eat guppy fry?

[bettasplendenlover]

well?

 

[Ben]

snails or pl*cos i recon wont eat em. but anything else would

 

[bettasplendenlover]

snails or pl*cos i recon wont eat em. but anything else would

what about any fish?

 

[Ben]

depends how big the fry are, after a month or 3 weeks ull be able to let them go in ur tank. but dont follow the rule "if theyre bigger then any fishes mouth u can let them go" cuz i stupidly followed that rule and 10 of my molly fry died

 

[EX-AmP]

my gupies never ate their fry but i think thats because they had their own babies while they were fry

 

[Silva_Fishy]

i let out my guppie fry at an age of 4mnths and they got eaten except for one reeky small sword baby?!?!?!?! but dont take risks. I'd say any bottom feeders except for plecos and snails and any fish except full grown oscars

Sorry, u'll have to wait about 9mnths

 

[MerryCat]

Pretty much anything that can, will eat your fry- even other, larger fry (in my experience). If its just other guppies in your tank, you can return them when they're about an inch and a half or so. IF there's other fish, you may have to wait longer.

 

[Inchworm]

Hi bettasplendenlover

Your guppy fry will probably be alright with any of the cory cats.

Corys eat off the bottom, and unless your fry are laying on the bottom of the tank, and are right in their way, they will be fine. Corys do not seem to hunt down their food.

If you get corys, however, remember that they are schooling fish and you will need to get at least two or three of them to make them feel happy and secure.