The guppy is a small, lively aquarium fish known for its colorful appearance and active behavior. This tropical freshwater fish lives in warm water and is often kept in a heated aquarium. Guppies enjoy swimming in groups (schools) and add a lot of movement to the aquarium. Thanks to its easy-going nature and strong adaptability, the guppy is a popular choice for both beginner and experienced aquarium enthusiasts.
Guppies are tropical fish that are best kept in a heated aquarium. They feel comfortable at a water temperature between 22 and 26 degrees. Due to their active nature, sufficient swimming space is important, combined with plants where they can hide. Guppies prefer to live in groups, with multiple females per male recommended to prevent stress.
Guppies are omnivores and readily accept different types of food. They can be fed fine flake food or small pellets, optionally supplemented with frozen or live food. A varied diet contributes to good condition and vibrant colors. Preferably feed small portions at a time, so all the food is eaten quickly.
Guppies are social fish that can generally be kept with other peaceful species. They are well suited for a community aquarium, provided they are not combined with aggressive or fin-nipping fish. Keep in mind that their long fins can attract some species.
Guppies are relatively easy to care for, but stable water quality remains important. Regular water changes help keep the aquarium healthy. In addition, guppies reproduce easily, which can quickly increase the population. It is therefore important to take this into account when stocking the aquarium.
Aquarium fish are beautiful to watch and bring both calm and liveliness into the home. Whether you are a beginner or have been an aquarium enthusiast for many years, there are always species that remain popular because of their colors, behavior, or ease of care. Below you will find an overview of the 10 most popular aquarium fish, including the most important information and housing requirements for each species.
Whether you have an aquarium full of tropical fish or a pond with goldfish: proper nutrition is the foundation for healthy, active fish. But what do fish actually eat? The answer is less simple than you might think, because not every fish eats the same food. In this blog, we explain the different types of fish food available and what you should keep in mind.
Guppies are beautiful, colourful fish and therefore extremely popular in many aquariums. But can you actually keep these elegant little fish together with other species? Or are there certain fish you should avoid? In this blog, we take a closer look.
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