what feeder fish?

i think its been said...if you want to breed loads of guppies you will need more than 9G tank, so this is kinda a get what u put into it type of thing.
i agree with above, 1-2 males, 5-6 females, keep a really close eye on the water params because they will probably spike at some point and could kill everything. maybe get an additional 5g for the fry so the adults can keep breeding with the fry in the 5g and then when the fry get big enough move them to the oscar tank.
theres no special solution, liquid, fish, etc which can do more than the tank will allow. and this is about all the tank will allow. :huh:
 
it can't be done in a tank that small. that's what we're trying to tell you. it simple can't be done.

besides, it's very bad for your oscar to eat only feeder fish.
 
i don't understand what the problem is.

you have a ten gallon tank. guppies are your only option. anything that breeds faster (endlers, maybe) are smaller and take longer to grow. anything that throws bigger babies, like convicts, need a larger tank. NOTHING is going to produce a million babies every instant. no matter what kind of fish you choose, it still needs time for the pregnancy and for fry growth. Fox, you are being completely unreasonable in your expectations, and we have given you all the advice on the subject that there is to give.
 
Anyone else feel like slapping this guy ? lol

Guppies are the best solution.

There are lots of very good replies so read them and make up your mind on whats best for you, dont keep asking stupid questions when you have the answers infront of you.
 
kr0nic said:
Anyone else feel like slapping this guy ? lol

Guppies are the best solution.

There are lots of very good replies so read them and make up your mind on whats best for you, dont keep asking stupid questions when you have the answers infront of you.
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There is no such thing as a stupid question... We were all inexperienced as well and did things we would like to have differently.

Knowledge is power.
 
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