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Channel: Aqua Paradise
Date: 19/04/2023

Guppy (lat. Poecilia reticulata) is a freshwater viviparous fish of the pecilian family. Lives in South America. A popular and unpretentious aquarium fish.
Habitat: fresh and brackish waters of Venezuela, Guiana, north of the Amazon, in northern Brazil, on the islands of Barbados and Trinidad. They are acclimatized on all continents (to combat the larvae of malaria mosquitoes, they are settled in warm water bodies around the world).
Guppies got their name in honor of the English scientist Robert John Lechmer Guppy, who in 1866 made a report to members of the Royal Society, in which he spoke about fish that do not spawn, but give birth to live cubs. However, later it turned out that these fish had already been described in scientific papers.
In a home aquarium, it inhabits all layers. In captivity, it lives longer and grows larger than in nature. Aquariums most often contain various breeds of guppies or the result of mixing them. They like fresh, clean, regularly partially replaced water and a slight current. When kept in old, rarely changed water, fraying of fins, especially veil ones, is possible.
Very peaceful and able to get along with different types of fish. It is only important to take into account the impossibility of long-term residence of guppies alone. Therefore, it is necessary to populate these fish in an aquarium in pairs or groups. For a group of 5 pairs of fish (5 females and 5 males), an aquarium with a capacity of 50-60 liters is sufficient. The optimal constant water temperature is the range +24-26 °C (allowable temperature range +23-28 °C). They survive in the range from +14° to +33°C. 

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