They do well in a good, maintained tank with stable water conditions, a balanced diet, and regular tank cleaning.
They both can be feed high-quality crushed up flakes or pellets, and sometimes live or frozen foods like brine shrimp and bloodworms.
Guppies and platys are both small, colorful freshwater fish, they both give birth to live bearing young.
Both of them can breed frequently, with guppies capable of giving birth every 30 days and platys give birth every 4-6 weeks.
You should have at least 3-5 platys, and for guppies, you should have at least 3-5 of them in one tank.
Both platys and guppies are amazing beginner fish. They do well in the water, around 72-82 degrees Fahrenheit, with a stable pH and regular water changes.
Yes, they can. Both are peaceful species that get along well in community tanks. Just make sure your tank is large enough and make sure you have both males and females to prevent bullying.
Feed them once or twice a day with a balanced diet, such as flake food or brine shrimp. Be careful not to overfeed, as this can lead to water quality issues.
Platys and guppies live between 2-3 years, with good care.
Both platys and guppies give birth to live fry. Just look for a big stomach.
If you want to raise the fry, It’s best to separate the fry into a breeding box or a separate tank.
Perform regular partial water changes, about 20% to 30% of water weekly, and clean any uneaten food or waste.