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Coldwater Guppies? | 13 comments (13 topical, 0 editorial, 0 hidden)
Opps. Wrong great reference person! (none / 0) (#4)
by unclescott on Thu Oct 30, 2003 at 02:34:12 PM PST

Thank you for the correction G.G. My apologies Phry!

Your (Phry's) observations about the dangers of cold water inappropriate for particular breeders and fry is something we all need to keep in mind.

That may explain the magic disappearing blue bellied limias (Poecilia melanogaster) in my fish room. I finally broke down and got them a good heater last year. More of them made it through the winter than usual. I probably should have cranked the heater up to close to 80 degrees F (27 C) for them. Duh! Again, when all else fails, read the instructions!

Limias are sorta guppy relatives from the big Carribean islands (the Greater Antilles). If one doesn't give them heat, evidentally one doesn't keep them.
:(

As for G.G.'s "hiding" two more tanks, maybe it's time for a very short article on hiding tanks and then a long survey from list members on where they hide tanks. ;)

In the meantime, Guppie Noobie, how are your noobie guppies doing? :)

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What I really need to do..... (none / 0) (#7)
by guppygirl on Sat Nov 01, 2003 at 01:42:41 PM PST

Is winterize that room.

You know, install the window insulation kits, the door kit, break out the ladder for the cathedral window, (YIKES, we have another thing in common, the first step on a step stood is usually high enough for me).

I've been waiting for my husband to do it, but, well.....

In the meantime, I have a lamp that is just above, and in between the two plastic tanks, so I just replaced the light bulb with a 150 watter. It is helping a little I think.

Hey, maybe I could hide my little ceramic heater up there instead.... HUMMMMMMMMMMMMM

Gotta go!
:-)

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Cold water gups (none / 0) (#13)
by gupgal2261 on Mon Feb 16, 2004 at 01:53:31 PM PST

Im not all knowledgable or nething but a local pet shop in Australia did sell cold water guppies (not that id expect u wanna come here to get them or nething :P) but it meens they might exist. When i questioned them they said that they had a supplier that bred it into them or something. They seemed to be as pretty and colourful as any other guppies i've seen even without a heater.

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