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Thread: guppies

  1. Default guppies

    hi i have 4 guppies, 2 female ,and 2 males, and i also have 5 rasboras.
    My prob is that i have just read that guppies need salt in the water is this true 8O

  2. #2

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    No. it isn't.
    guppies can be kept in a slightly brackish water but does not need salt in the water.

  3. Default

    ok thats great thanks

  4. Default

    phew almost had a heart attack when I read the first post LOL!!!

  5. Default

    The whole debate on salt in a freshwater aquarium.

    http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/ftopict-847.html

    It's up to you to decide. Overall it doesnt seem to hurt, but isn't a MUST have.

  6. #6

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    Thats an eniterly different debate allthough related. And I would like to add that there are quite a few fishes that take damage from salt in your tanks. Since some of these are common and salt isn't needed it is best to avoid it.

    I repeat salt can hurt a numbre of common fish species. guppy is not one of them.

    I will however refrain from saying more and start the debate all over again.

  7. Default

    thats great thanks every one for your help guppie

  8. Default

    add a point to the guppy lol their taking a beating!

  9. Default

    I've herd that all fish that give live birth enjoy salt over regular water. It can also help in breeding them.

  10. #10

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    Nah thats making it too easy. Some do other don't: black mollies are an example of live bearers for which i strongly recommend tthe use of salt.

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