Guppy Learning Center
Practical guppy care, breeding, tank setup, and live-shipping guidance from experienced breeders—written to help your fish thrive before and after they arrive.

Can guppies live with shrimp? Adult shrimp and guppies can sometimes share a planted aquarium, but small shrimp and newborn shrimplets are more vulnerable. Treat the setup as a managed community tank, not a guarantee…
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Can guppies live with bettas? Sometimes, but it is not a guaranteed pairing. Individual temperament, tank space, guppy fin shape, cover, feeding, and the ability to separate fish all matter. Plan for a backup tank…
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Compare sponge, hang-on-back and canister filters for guppies, then choose by flow, tank load, fry risk and maintenance.
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How many guppies in a 20 gallon tank? There is no universal safe or maximum count. Twenty US gallons is about 75.7 litres; twenty imperial gallons is about 90.9 litres. Plan the group around adult…
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How many guppies in a 5 gallon tank? Choose a larger aquarium for a permanent guppy group rather than treating five gallons as a suitable long-term home. A five-gallon or 20-litre tank is below the…
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Quick answer: a guppy water-change schedule should respond to tank size, stocking, feeding, filtration, and test results. Use regular partial changes as part of a routine, but do not rely on one universal percentage or…
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Quick answer: how often to feed guppies depends on age, tank conditions, food type, and what the fish actually eat. Offer small portions they can consume promptly. Many adult home tanks use one or two…
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Quick answer: guppies do best with stable, suitable water temperature rather than frequent swings. For many home guppy setups, a range around 72–80°F (22–27°C) is commonly used, but your aquarium should be cycled, monitored with…
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Quick answer: King Cobra guppies are fancy guppies known in the aquarium trade for a bold, reticulated or snakeskin-style pattern. “King Cobra” describes a line or visual style rather than a separate species, so individual…
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