The lifespan of guppies is generally short, usually around two to three years. Of course, it is also affected by various factors, such as the rearing environment, water quality, food, and the health condition of the fish species itself.
In a good rearing environment, guppies may live a bit longer, and may even reach three to five years. However, if the rearing conditions are poor, such as water pollution, insufficient nutrition, or being bothered by diseases and parasites, then their lifespan will be shortened accordingly.
Therefore, in order to make guppies live longer, we need to provide them with a good living environment, including clean water quality, suitable water temperature, sufficient food, and regular health checks, etc. Only in this way can we let these little lives swim freely in the water and show their most beautiful side.