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yeah i thought about a bucket etc but i wasn't sure what chemicals had been in them. maybe i'll upgrade them in a day or two when i can figure something out. also, the guppy population turned grey and boring eventually, so their mum is grey too, will buying a few colorful males from the store spice up the gene pool again or do you think that the boringness is dominant and these ones will just breed the color back out eventually?

ok so i put about 8 to ice cream container with pond water and also some floating plants that i have (i thought there is probably stuff they can eat off the roots?) will this be ok or do they need more space? also what do i feed them, i heard egg yolk works

here is a pic (the lump is just above its eye) any ideas?

hi i've got a guppy in an outdoor pond that's given birth and there is quite a few fry swimming around. there is also 4 goldfish and a filter that could suck the baby guppies up quite easily. should i remove the fry and put them in a container with pond water etc until they grow a bit?

hi i've got an outdoor pond, which had a single comet in with a single guppy that is the sole survivor of about five guppies (but it's just given birth so it looks like it's going to have friends again). i got given three goldfish, reasonable size , and they have lumps on their heads, one has one around its eye, and the others have them on the general head area. i don't think it's hoods, but is it possible that they are cross bred? i looked on google for a while, and read that it could be some sort of wart, but my only concern is that it will be contagious and spread to my comet? i'll take a photo later today if it helps.