I know, I'm just chock full of stupid questions! I have about 20 guppy fry that were born april 10th or 11th. Their mom is a 3 cm blue fancy guppy, have no clue who the daddy is...she was prego when I bought her, I wasn't ready for babies... Anyway, they are all about 5-7 mm long and I'm wondering if that's about right? They're tank is too small for them, I know that, but they'll be moved to a bigger one fairly soon...they just have to stay healthy until then. So far only 2 have did that I know of for sure....and both were because I dropped them...one jumped out of the net when I was catching him and fell somewhere never to be seen again, the other fell down the drain. But there may have been other mystery deaths...there are a couple of ghost shrimp in there with them. I feed tetracolor flakes...the kind with a picture of a guppy on it. I crush it up really small, and sometimes add in a little bit of bloodworms. There are also lots of different shades in there right now. Some are really dark, others nearly white.
Anyway, does that seem like a healthy size? I'd try to take a picture, but my camera won't get a clear shot of them...
Anyway, does that seem like a healthy size? I'd try to take a picture, but my camera won't get a clear shot of them...