Breeding fish in aquariums is an exciting journey through the underwater world.
An aquarist cannot do without basic physical knowledge. He needs them both for understanding the nature of biological processes inside an artificial reservoir, and for the construction of the reservoir itself. After all, many aquarists are not only naturalist observers, but also the designers of their aquariums.
The most common fish among aquarium lovers are Guppies. Now there are many varieties of these fish. There are Guppies of such breeds that still inhabit the reservoirs of Central and South America from Mexico to northern Brazil, as a result of acclimatization they are now becoming more widespread throughout the world.
In the photo Guppy Sem. Peciliaceae. Amateurs show an increased interest in this fish due to the brightness and extraordinary variability of the color of the males. Females are grayish with a metallic sheen. The original forms have not been preserved in our aquariums. The food must be live and canned of the appropriate size with the obligatory herbal supplements.
