For wild guppies, it is better to keep the temperature within 22 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees Celsius. Facts have found that the optimal growth temperature is 22-24 degrees Celsius, and guppies also like slightly alkaline water with a pH of 7.2-7.4. So how to adjust the water temperature? When the temperature is too low and needs to be heated, just buy an electronic automatic heater and control the water temperature at about 25°C. When buying a heater, be careful not to buy a low-quality, low-quality heater for the sake of temporary gains, which may cause leakage of electricity and cause more harm than good. If the temperature is too high, prevent the sun from shining on it. When it is too hot, put some ice cubes to cool down and change the water at the same time. In addition, because guppies have strong fecundity and early sexual maturity, the young fish will enter the mature stage and can reproduce offspring after 3-4 months of feeding. The sooner or later sexual maturity is closely related to the water temperature and feeding conditions. When breeding guppies, choose a larger aquarium, keep the water temperature at 28 degrees Celsius, and pH 6.8-7.4.

How to raise guppies:

We usually raise guppies in groups. They are also social fish themselves and like to be together in groups, so they are raised...< br/>The fish tank does not need to be very big, but the water level should not be too full. If possible, it is better to add a breathable cover to the fish tank. Guppies are more sensitive to environmental changes. Once drastic changes occur, they will engage in violent behaviors, such as jumping out of the tank.