Guppies thrive in water temperatures ranging from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius and have a relatively strong adaptability to the environment. Guppies are native to Trinidad in South America, Venezuela, northern Brazil and the West Indies. They prefer weakly alkaline water quality, can tolerate low temperatures, and have a wide range of feeding habits. They can eat both animal-based bait and plant-based bait.
Guppies have a strong adaptability to water temperature and can live a normal life in water with a temperature between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. They are highly adaptable to the environment and can survive under different water quality conditions, which has led to their wide distribution and being widely kept around the world.
Guppies also have a strong reproductive ability. They give birth once a month, with each birth producing 10 to 120 fry. Their lifespan is relatively short, usually one to two years. Guppies have gorgeous and colorful body colors and graceful and natural body shapes. They are deeply loved by people and are a popular choice for raising tropical freshwater fish.