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@@MooseBme thanks for the reply! if you have a minute, stop by my channel too and have a great week

Hi, thanks and GREAT questions! Normally, Guppies are pretty basic. I would recommend getting an aquarium water test kit and testing your water for chemicals, contaminates and pH. Guppy usualy seem to like it between 72° to 78°F. The pH between 7.0 to 8.0. With a raise of temperature 2° to 3°F for breeding. I would also recommend about 1 male to 5 female Guppies with no other preditory fish, or animals, until the get established. We usualy have pretty good luck with TetraMin Tropical Fish flake food and generic bulk Tropical Fish flake food. Just feed 'em a little throughout the day, until they are ignoring the food. I hope this helps, good luck and best regards!

@@MooseBme yeah ok thanks fam the thing is i did all that and more and they still die every time so yeah super frustrating like you said they are spse to be super simple but for some reason i have never had good luck with them😂

@@heetai5031 Sadly, I understand. We have had great success with "complicated fish" and some bad luck with the "easy ones." I don't know if you have tried this, but... one other thing I can think of, is: Set the tank up and run it for at least a week, with no fish and put in a couple of Gold Fish and some Ghost Shrimp for about a month, re-test the water and try similar fish like Sword Tails and Tetras. You may not want to keep the Gold Fish after that, because they tend to eat a lot and produce a lot of waste that will effect the pH. Are there any other issues with the area where it is set up, like: Full, direct sunlight, a power box or internet modems routers ect. near by? If so, that may cause issues. BEST regards!

Absolutely, thank you!

www.myaquariumclub.com/my-female-guppy-has-2-large-white-spots-on-it-is-it-a-fungus-1245004.html

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Thanks, but it wouldn't be appropriate. It would be better suited for catfish ;)!

@@MooseBme ok then at least I try push guppy 😝

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THANKS :)! Maintenance can get tedious depending on the quality of water and the amount of sunlight it gets. Keeping it out of direct sunlight can be tricky. We have had our ups and downs with it, because of this. Before the guppies, it was full of cichlids (Oscars, Jack Dempseys, Gobies and 3 breeding pair of Peacocks... ) all at the same time! Feeding them 700 to 1000 feeder gold fish and guppies per week got expensive, but it keep them happy ;)!

This is the only one we have st up right now. We have a few more aquariums, that aren't set up.

@@MooseBme this is big tank 👍

@@SteveStoryBookFarm It's about 125 U.S. Gallons (473 Liters) THANKS :)!

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@@MooseBme this weekend i got a great content about guppy on process edit & will post soon to my channel

@@SteveStoryBookFarm AWESOME, THANKS :)!

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It's saved in and downloaded from the phone.

R BR: Cool, THANKS! The video is sent back to a smart phone in real time, but is stored and sent in bundles. It DOES NOT save as it goes. So if you experience interference mid flight, you will loose data. Brand new, on a full charge, under ideal conditions, the battery life was about 8 minutes. (You may want to get extra batteries and keep them charged... as I did). Of the few pocket drones I have, this IS A GOOD ONE! However: I DO NOT RECOMMEND flying it indoors, or closed in areas! Because: It needs about 15 cubic feet of uninhibited air space, for stability. I hope this helps and HAPPY FLYING :)!

Nope, sorry.

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They do that sometimes. It helps if your aquarium is at least 30 gallons, with a cave for the shark and plenty of vegetation for the guppies.

The fpv downlink... all GREAT, very responsive up to about 30 meters where it would hold!

"where it would hold?" You mean it freezes at about 30m?

Unlike other drones, that are notorious for "just flying off," when they loose signal, or go out of range, interference... this one would not, unless it was taken by the wind. And it does have GREAT hold and return features as well :)! Of the four drones I have, this one is super easy and flyer friendly! Drawback: Too big to fly in small closed areas.

Thanks! "Pets and animals" by mistake. My bad.

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Hmmm... that's curious. I NEVER had a Rainbow, or Red Tail Shark not give the other fish a hard time. The just seem to be "nosey that way."

Rainbow and Red tail shrks go after pretty much EVERY fish, crustacean ect. Sometimes more aggressive then others, depending on: Space, territory, environment, other fish, food...

About: 6 Feet long, 24 inches tall and 20 inches wide. It was a gift from my wife. She got it in 1994 or '95, for $100.00 delivered/complete. While we were living in Vista California. We have had all kinds of fresh water Cichlids in it, with GREAT success! However; we went threw ALOT of feeder goldfish and guppies (700 to 1000 per week), to feed Oscars, Gobies, Peacock's, Jack Dempsey's... We moved and eventually switched to mostly collections of random guppies. Because the tank IS so big, guppies tend to live in different sections and hang out there. The Rainbow Shark (or equivalent), is important for cleaning AND as a "semi-predator" presence.

Yep. Thanks!

About 4 and a half inches (11.43 cm).