Pigeon Blood Guppy | Poecilia Reticulatus

1. What do Pigeon Blood Guppies eat?

We feed our fish a mix of frozen, live, and prepared foods including live baby brine and black worms. We also supplement their diet with a mix of Northfin Veggie, Community, and Bug Pro. 

2. What is the ideal tank size for Pigeon Blood Guppies? 

Pigeon Blood Guppies do well in smaller aquariums, but it’s recommended to keep them in a tank that’s at least 10 gallons. A larger tank can provide more space for the fish to swim freely and help maintain water quality. Keeping more than onePigeon Blood Guppy is also advisable, as they are social and thrive in groups.

3. Are Pigeon Blood Guppies easy to care for?

Yes, Pigeon Blood Guppies are relatively easy to care for. They don’t require complicated setups and are hardy fish that can adapt to a wide range of water conditions. However, they do need a clean tank, stable water parameters, and occasional feeding with high-quality flake or pellet food.

4. Can Pigeon Blood Guppies live with other fish?

Yes, Pigeon Blood Guppies are peaceful and can coexist with many other species in a community tank. They do well with other peaceful fish like tetras, small rasboras, and shrimp. Avoid aggressive fish, as they may stress or harm the guppies.

5. How do I breed Pigeon Blood Guppies?

Pigeon Blood Guppies are livebearers, meaning they give birth to free-swimming fry. To breed them, simply keep a male and several females together in a suitable tank. A healthy, varied diet and stable water conditions will encourage breeding. After mating, the female will give birth to fry, usually within 3-4 weeks. You can either leave the fry in the tank or move them to a separate breeding tank to protect them from being eaten by adults.