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Why I Chose Guppies For My Fish Room! (Great Fish For Planted Tanks And Aquariums Of All Sizes)

TANK SETUP VIDEOS Beginner-Friendly Betta Fish Tank -    • A Beginner-Friendly Betta Fish Tank S...   Walstad Betta Fish Tank -    • Walstad Betta Fish Tank Setup + Month...   Beginner-Friendly Guppy Tank -    • My Beginner-Friendly Planted Guppy Ta...   Neon Tetra Tank -    • Easy Neon Tetra Community Tank Setup ...   Walstad Cherry Shrimp Tank -    • Walstad Method Cherry Shrimp Tank Set...   Walstad Shrimp Jar -    • Walstad Method Shrimp Jar Aquarium Se...   Why I Chose Guppies For The Planted Tanks In My Fish Room! *Why I Chose Guppies for My Fish Room | 29 Gallon Tank Overview* In this video, I delve into why I chose guppies for my fish room, highlighting the features of my 29-gallon tank, which houses regular guppies and Endler’s guppies. I’ll also incorporate some stock footage for variety. *Color and Patterns* Guppies are renowned for their vibrant colors and patterns. Fancy guppies have been selectively bred for decades, offering a vast array of colors and tail shapes. I’ve kept various types, including Blue, Black, Red, Yellow, and Green Cobras, as well as Snow Whites. Although these beautiful fish are often weakened by inbreeding, Endler’s guppies, a hybrid of guppies and endlers livebearers, provide even more variety and are generally hardier. Additionally, there are mutt guppies, which are more resilient and feature a broader range of colors. *Swim Patterns* Guppies’ active swim patterns are a major reason for my preference. They are always on the move, unlike some fish that become inactive post-feeding. Multiple guppies can coexist peacefully in the same tank, offering continuous movement and a relaxing viewing experience. *Small Size* Guppies’ small size allows them to thrive in various tank setups. Males grow up to 1.5 inches, and females up to 3 inches, making them suitable for smaller aquariums. I recommend a minimum of 10 gallons for male-only setups to reduce aggression. Guppies also fit well in community tanks due to their peaceful nature. *Peaceful Nature* Regular guppies are peaceful, though they may establish a hierarchy among themselves. Endler’s guppies are slightly more active in this regard, but both types can coexist in a community setup without significant issues. *Low Maintenance* Guppies are low-maintenance and can thrive with minimal tank accessories. Although I use a filter for extra protection, many people successfully keep guppies in Walstad method tanks, relying on plants to purify the water. They can also adapt to a wide range of water temperatures, often eliminating the need for a heater. *Adaptable Diet* Guppies are true omnivores, consuming both plant-based and animal-based foods. They help control algae and decaying plant matter in the tank. They are not picky eaters and thrive on a varied diet, including commercial guppy food, daphnia, and cyclops. *Availability and Price* Guppies are widely available and affordable, with prices varying based on the strain. Local pet stores often sell mutt guppies cheaply, while high-end fancy guppies can be more expensive. *Easy Breeding* Guppies are prolific breeders, making them ideal for those interested in breeding projects. However, I prefer male-only tanks to avoid dealing with baby guppies. *Ease of Care* While high-end fancy guppies can be challenging to keep due to inbreeding, mutt guppies and wild guppies generally have higher survival rates. Endler’s guppies also offer hardiness and ease of care. *Conclusion* Guppies are fantastic fish for any aquarium, though inbreeding issues with fancy strains are a concern. Endler’s guppies present a hardier alternative. I recommend finding reputable local breeders for healthier stock. For those in the USA, aquaswap on Reddit is a great resource. If you’re considering guppies, I hope this video helps you make an informed decision. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more fishkeeping tips and updates! TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 00:20 - Reason 1 01:33 - Reason 2 03:00 - Reason 3 04:33 - Reason 4 05:38 - Reason 5 07:20 - Reason 6 08:35 - Reason 7 09:53 - Reason 8 Some of the links in this video description may be affiliate links meaning I earn a small commission from any purchases made.