8 comments to “What kind of freshwater fish eats guppies and would happily live in a 10 gallon?”

1. just_dawn_here wrote:
   24. April 2008 at 5:41 am :

   carp, rorch and tench all eat guppies they are fresh water fish to.

   I hope that helps

2. joe d wrote:
   25. April 2008 at 7:18 pm :

   You could really get any kind of cichlid they don’t really grow to be that big(just ask the pet store witch ones don’t get big) just don’t mix the African and American. You could also get a needle nose this fish are my favorite you would only be able to get one and no other fish.

3. Pyro2600 wrote:
   26. April 2008 at 10:57 pm :

   not much help here but it’s quite impossible for us to feed carnivorous fishes that are still small or those that are obtunded to grow. well cichlids can help but not in the long run for they will then suffer.

4. nosoop4u246 wrote:
   29. April 2008 at 11:06 pm :

   All of the fish listed in the first post will grow far too big for the 10 gallon tank they would live in, they will probably be longer than a 10 gallon… You could try any small Cichlid like some Dwarf Cichlids…

   Nosoop4u

5. PyRo wrote:
   30. April 2008 at 3:23 pm :

   try a leaf fish, not very active but amazing to watch eat, huge mouth, kinda sucks them in.

6. copperhead wrote:
   2. May 2008 at 10:17 am :

   The problem here is that any fish that could eat an adult guppy would already be too large to be kept in a 10 gallon tank.

   If you’re just looking at culling your fry, a male betta (or three or more females), or dwarf gourami will be more than happy to help you.

7. Iluvfish wrote:
   4. May 2008 at 11:39 am :

   1 or 2 piranhas. Or a couple of angle fish.Good Luck =)

   ILF

8. Duke wrote:
   6. May 2008 at 5:22 pm :

   There is a ciclid called a “Green Terror” check them out, they grow fast look cool and eat guppies like they were gummy bears!
   Gulp!
   -duke