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First let me say I apologize if this has been covered previously. I am brand new and I created my login specifically in the hopes that this question can be answered.
I Have:
90 gallon freshwater tank with biowheel filtration
Currently in my tank:
2 large fancy goldfish
9 neons which have done very well
2 algae eaters (can't remember the name but they are orange colored and are like sucker fish)
GUPPIES GUPPIES AND MORE GUPPIES....
...which brings me to my question. I started out with just 3 males and 3 female guppies. NOw it is probably 50 guppies and more on the way on a weekly basis.
In order to control population, will 2 or 3 angel fish help? My 2 huge (and adorable if I do say so myself) fancy goldfishies could care less if a tiny baby swims by them, so they are not helping. They are just fat and lazy and happy to stay that way. I know, I know...I should have known the guppies would breed like rabbits. I just love guppies and couldn't resist. Any friendly advice is much appreciated.
I Have:
90 gallon freshwater tank with biowheel filtration
Currently in my tank:
2 large fancy goldfish
9 neons which have done very well
2 algae eaters (can't remember the name but they are orange colored and are like sucker fish)
GUPPIES GUPPIES AND MORE GUPPIES....
...which brings me to my question. I started out with just 3 males and 3 female guppies. NOw it is probably 50 guppies and more on the way on a weekly basis.
In order to control population, will 2 or 3 angel fish help? My 2 huge (and adorable if I do say so myself) fancy goldfishies could care less if a tiny baby swims by them, so they are not helping. They are just fat and lazy and happy to stay that way. I know, I know...I should have known the guppies would breed like rabbits. I just love guppies and couldn't resist. Any friendly advice is much appreciated.