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Hello! That is a 1-liter container, I will just let them stay there in a few weeks.

2 weeks of deworming is enough as long as you are using the right medication, make sure also that there is enough aeration when medicating.

@@GuppyMorning also while you treat a sick guppy how many litres of water you put them in?

@@Jing-yo4chi actually treat the whole tank. Because even though some are guppies seemed to be okay, it's more likely that they are already infected too. That's what I've experienced.

@@whatisthis2257 thanks for watching! I am happy to know that you find this video helpful! 👍🏼

No biggie, bro. Good for you! I am happy that people like you are learning from my channel. Happy fishkeeping and thanks for watching!

That's actually a rare guppy strain. That's an Albino Metal Redlace 😊

@@GuppyMorning ohkayyy thanks brother. Could you kindly also answer my question in yesterday's video.

@@Jing-yo4ch i already did bro 👍🏼

@@GuppyMorning no sir would you please kindly check i didn't get anything

@@Jing-yo4ch They will die due to the change in temperature; no animal can survive being put in a refrigerator. You can still feed them to your guppies, but make sure to smell them first. If they have a foul smell, dispose of them. If not, rinse them with water before feeding them to your guppies. If the BBS were alive when frozen, it is generally safe to feed them once thawed

Hello there!

😂 yeah well my son didn't know that I was taking a video so lol

Thank you! I appreciate it. I feed my juvenile guppies 1-3 times a day based on the weather. In warm to hot conditions, I give them 1-3 small meals. During cold weather, I feed them 1-2 very small meals because guppies' metabolism slows down in colder temperatures.

@@GuppyMorning brother next time can you make a video on how much to feed them? I'm new into this fish keeping thing so I don't know much about this

@@Jing-yo4ch If you watch the whole video you'll see how much food I give them.

​@@GuppyMorning Yeah I did watch bro.. btw can this food be fed them everyday or should be given like a treat?

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Jing-yo4chyes you can feed them daphnia everyday!

Thank you! Actually you are right, some of my guppies are resting on the leaves too! I got a shrimp tank and my pothos are fully submerged and it had no issues whatsoever 😊

Hello, if you are talking about hatched BBS, I am putting them on an extra tank before and feed them spirulina or green water, then feed them to my guppies again. They'll be more nutririous since they were fed spirulina or green water. I don't feed my guppies live BBS anymore, because it has the same nutritional content as Decapsulated BBS that doesn't require hatching. Less hassle 😅

@@GuppyMorning I'm talking about the decapsulated one. How do you store that?

@@Jing-yo4ch i just place it in a sealed container so no moisture can enter 😄 and avoid direct sunlight

@@GuppyMorning sir can I store them in freezer box?

@@Jing-yo4ch yes you can as long as it is in an air tight container.

Hello! I consistently feed them high-protein pellets (specifically formulated for guppies), baby brine shrimp (I use Decapsulated Brine Shrimp eggs), and spirulina.

Hello! If you're looking for a beginner fish, here are some great options: Betta Fish: Hardy, low-maintenance, and very colorful. Guppies: Easy to care for, adaptable, and come in various colors. Tetras: Peaceful, small, and thrive in groups. Mollies: Versatile, easy to breed, and great for community tanks. Tip: Get a fish tank first and cycle it for one week before adding fish.

Gold fish are easy other then the fact they get big 😅

@@elipatton9625 that's a fact! They are very hardy, you just need to buy a bigger the tank more often 😂