I made the mistake of adding 2 male guppies in with my 3 Glofish. The Glofish are so hyper that they got to picking on the guppies and eventually eat their tails...killing them. If you have a number of guppies and glofish, I would suggest a larher number of guppies to glofish. (Also female Glofish tend to be a little more aggressive, but get along great with my Dalmation Mollies.
Hope this helps!
Glofish are a variation of the Zebrafish. Zebrafish do not give live birth, so neither do glofish. But on the otherhand, if you want fish that give live birth: Guppies, Mollies, Platies, and Swordtails give live birth. (These are all Freshwater)
Yes, they should be kept in groups of 4 or more. I have 2 and they school with my guppies a lot.
You will want to remove the Goldfish. Goldfish can only live with Koi, also guppies and Glofish are tropical fish and need water temps. between 72-82 degrees. The Petco Compatibility Chart is also helpful.
yes and no. glowfish are tropical and require a heater. golfdish are "coldwater" fish and do better in lower temps and do not need a heater. goldfish usually do well at around 66 to 68 i believe. and glowfish need at least 75 i guess you could put them together. also, remember that for fancy goldfish you need at least 10 gallons for one with no other fish. so hopefully you have a nice big tank what size tank do you have?
Absolutely! I Mean, theres always a risk that your turtle may eat the fish... But the GLofish are no different then any other fish!
most of the time, no. i have a guppy in a tank of glofish,mollies,and a catfish and they get along just fine.they haven't attacked eachother. YET. :]
i have 4 glofish and 2 apple snails, they seem to be fine. every once in a while the dark redish glofish will pick on the female but other than that they get along great :) i hope this helped.
Guppies are freshwater fish: Sea horses are saltwater fish
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Glofish were created in 2004.
Glofish can live with other peaceful, community fish that are similar in size and water parameter requirements. Some suitable tankmates include tetras, danios, rasboras, and guppies. It's important to avoid aggressive or fin-nipping fish that may harass the glofish.
I have a pleco and a Glofish together.