Guppy tank questions

[Aaron_S]

Originally Posted by trailblazer295

A lot of the fast moving livebearers, tetras etc aren't great tank mates with bettas because of fin nipping.

I just liked breeding them and hoping the cool looking ones would keep making other cool offspring.

I cross bred mine with "endlers" and it was a neat affect.

Besides, who doesn't like "Only the strong survive" mentality.

[Cricket1234]

Originally Posted by Aaron_S

I just liked breeding them and hoping the cool looking ones would keep making other cool offspring.

I cross bred mine with "endlers" and it was a neat affect.

Besides, who doesn't like "Only the strong survive" mentality.

In your experience, if a guppy of one coloration (like a cobra) and another (like a tuxedo) mate will it be a combo of the colors or will it revert to its natural coloration?

[trailblazer295]

Originally Posted by Aaron_S

I just liked breeding them and hoping the cool looking ones would keep making other cool offspring.

I cross bred mine with "endlers" and it was a neat affect.

Besides, who doesn't like "Only the strong survive" mentality.

Watering down the endlers for shame sir for shame, so few pure endlers left.

[Aaron_S]

Originally Posted by Cricket1234

In your experience, if a guppy of one coloration (like a cobra) and another (like a tuxedo) mate will it be a combo of the colors or will it revert to its natural coloration?

You'd get less quality versions of those two or none at all.

Originally Posted by trailblazer295

Watering down the endlers for shame sir for shame, so few pure endlers left.

The ones I bought were already watered down! I just kept up the trend.

[Cricket1234]

Originally Posted by Aaron_S

You'd get less quality versions of those two or none at all.

Oh ok. Not really concerned with looks Iwas just wondering. Thanks!

[Doug 351]

This really isn't very pertinent, but I thought I'd share:

I had a small largemouth bass in a tank and put in a crawfish. One day , the crawfish sliced it's pectoral fin. The next day, I saw the bass grab that crawfish by the back and spit it out.. DEAD!

They had been together for over a month...(there are no absolutes when it comes to wildlife..( or people, for that matter!!!)

[mistersprinkles]

Originally Posted by Doug 351

This really isn't very pertinent, but I thought I'd share:

I had a small largemouth bass in a tank and put in a crawfish. One day , the crawfish sliced it's pectoral fin. The next day, I saw the bass grab that crawfish by the back and spit it out.. DEAD!

They had been together for over a month...(there are no absolutes when it comes to wildlife..( or people, for that matter!!!)

How is this relevant?