I feel bad starting another thread about guppy breeding, but didn't see the answer in other threads and didn't want to hijack any threads.
I have a 5g guppy tank with 2 adult females and 2 adult males...currently they have 6 juvies, but the one female just gave birth to a whole bunch last night and the other one is ready to pop any day now.
Its a heavily (fake) planted tank and I let natural selection run its course. I may get one of those little breeder boxes, but for right now, I feel I'll have enough guppies once the littler ones get their juices flowing.
Anyway, I've just been wiping down the walls and plants when I do my weekly water changes, but was wondering if I couldn't get some kind of small algae eater to do some of the work for me.
Any suggestions, maybe an otocinclus or something. I don't want it to eat any of the tiny babies though.
I have a 5g guppy tank with 2 adult females and 2 adult males...currently they have 6 juvies, but the one female just gave birth to a whole bunch last night and the other one is ready to pop any day now.
Its a heavily (fake) planted tank and I let natural selection run its course. I may get one of those little breeder boxes, but for right now, I feel I'll have enough guppies once the littler ones get their juices flowing.
Anyway, I've just been wiping down the walls and plants when I do my weekly water changes, but was wondering if I couldn't get some kind of small algae eater to do some of the work for me.
Any suggestions, maybe an otocinclus or something. I don't want it to eat any of the tiny babies though.
