If you mean honey gouramis when you say gold gouramis then there could be a couple of problems. How big are the gouramis right now? I doubt that there will be a problem but predation is a possibility if the gouramis are still really small.
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not honey gouramis they like tri spot gouramis but gold theyr still juvies.
yep behind the tank is a wall i didnt hav the tank placed there on purpose but i also like the effect. thnaqks for the comments guys
yep behind the tank is a wall i didnt hav the tank placed there on purpose but i also like the effect. thnaqks for the comments guys
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so heres some newer pics theres some shots of the angels and also my pack of guppies i caught yestersday in a lake. i know the guppy tank is way overstocked thts why im doing wc every day 75% and theyr indended to be used as feeders so
so heres some newer pics theres some shots of the angels and also my pack of guppies i caught yestersday in a lake. i know the guppy tank is way overstocked thts why im doing wc every day 75% and theyr indended to be used as feeders so
Strangely enough, those "lake guppies" look EXACTLY like the ones Walmart is selling for $3.00+ here!so heres some newer pics theres some shots of the angels and also my pack of guppies i caught yestersday in a lake. i know the guppy tank is way overstocked thts why im doing wc every day 75% and theyr indended to be used as feeders so
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TA
thanks i got them from a friend! walmart has guppies like mine i swear theyr from a lake! proof is here we dont have walmart ir any fish store at all. the only fish we get are those that hav been bred by people who were in the aquaria period in seychelles where fish were easy to import. now its impossible so yh =[
Yes, Walmart does have guppies like yours. I have seen them in Stockton, Lodi and Jackson--all towns/cities in central California, USA. There must be one or two other members here which have seen them, and/or have them.
I didn't know these were wild caught guppies, as I now believe them to be, from your pictures. I am going to pick up a few to interbreed with my generic fancy guppies. I am constantly on the search for acceptable guppies which will provide good genetics and traits to my stock. I believe my "home breed" guppies are much more robust, disease resistant and just exhibit better overall health than any commercially bred guppies, while still having good coloring and fins, one can find--at least locally, here in my area.
Thanks for your post(s!) You just never know what post or person will provide new insight to alleviate ones' ignorance! :bowing:
Regards,
TA
thnks.ive always used wild river guppies with no colour (females) to breed with fancy males works out well
