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Do as many as you want with in reason but just remember more bioload means more frequent water changes. At some point you just won't be able to keep up with them. Nate

Thank you.

Well, guess I'm going have to cross my fingers and hoping they breed.

Not what I want to hear. lol. Surely someone one somewhat has breed them accidentally on purpose.

Has anyone bred these little guys. I seem to be having a hard time finding any information on how to do it. Nate

Yes, I agree. I was somewhat skeptical of it myself. But after using it I always have a couple bottles on hand. Its in my top 5 must haves. Nate

Wichita here checking in

1- I turn off my sponge filters, but i make sure not to let them dry out. And keep them off for as little as possible. 2- no idea. I use buckets. 3- I gravel vac only dead "zones" and half the tank. Alternate halves each water change. 4- yes but i don't gravel vac on those water changes...

Did you ever figured out what was killing fish?

Thats good then, one less variable.

Whats your water parameters? Sure they aren't being eating after death. Nate.

Some nice looking tanks.

Yes, but for me color is what I look at first then fins. A guppy with the most beautiful fins but bland colors doesn't impress people, unless you're one of us crazy fish nerds. Lol. My wife doesn't know nor care about fins, but if it looks pretty then she'll give them the time of day. Nate

Wondering while I was at work today which is more important. Let's say you're looking at average guppies is color more of a factor in choosing a guppy OR does fin shape & size make the difference? I'm sure it's mostly a personal preference. For me it's more of a color thing as long the fish is...

Still pretty new to aquariums and livebearers. Wondering what the method(s) is to breeding your own line. Nate