Later, John
> When I worked in an aquarium shop in the early
> 1970s, guppies were sold in
> pairs or trios, and most customers expressed some
> level of interest in
> breeding them. I know that younger hobbyists are
> still fascinated by fish
> they can breed and by the appearance of the young
> relative to that of the
> parents.
>
> I just assumed that most people who bought guppies
> wanted to keep them in
> something like a natural group even if they didn't
> want to bother raising the
> baby fish.
>
> So what happens to all these uncolorful females ?
>
> - Jan Hoover
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