Can guppies be put with angelfish?
Unknown to most people, Guppies can sometime make great tank mates for Angelfish. If you plan to keep these fish together, you should introduce them while the Angelfish are young and small. This way, your Angelfish will see the Guppies as tank mates instead of food.
Will angelfish eat Guppy babies?
Angelfish can easily consume the smaller guppy fish. Once angelfish outgrows the adult guppies, they can consume them as well. Thus, the guppies are never safe when it comes to angelfish. If your guppies manage to breed, the fry will be eaten by the angelfish.
What fish live well with guppies?
Guppies are good-natured, peaceful fish that will enjoy the company of a large variety of equally sized, peaceful freshwater fish. Perfect tank mates for guppies include swordtails, mollies, platies, Cory catfish, and few others I mentioned in this article.
Can Guppy live with Betta?
So to conclude this article: yes, guppies and betta fish can live in the same aquarium. You will have a bit more work feeding your betta separately and you will also need to purchase live plants, but it is doable.
Are guppies fin nippers?
If you notice this, then it typically means that they’re getting nipped by other fish in the tank. However, it’s important to remember that while it could be from guppies, it could be from other fish in your tank. Especially known fin nippers like barbs, or from more aggressive fish like bettas or gouramis.
Can guppies live with neon tetras?
YES! Guppies and neon tetras make excellent tank mates when the conditions are right. However, if the conditions are wrong there may end up being some trouble in the aquarium.
Is it OK to keep just male guppies?
You can keep only male guppies in a tank. However, when you keep only male guppies in a tank, you will see a lot of aggression and bullying among them. To spread out the aggression, it is recommended to keep at least 6 male guppies in a male-only guppy tank.
What fish do angelfish not get along with?
As a rule, avoid keeping Angelfish with fish that like to nip at the fins of other fish like Barbs and some species of Tetras. Also, as I mentioned in some cases, it’s best to introduce smaller tank mates while your angelfish are still small and young, so they’re less likely to see other species as food.