The Guppy Ladies
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No, they would need a nice marshy, secluded side stream with a well appointed over growth of vegetation just big enough for two little fish and Mr G's bubble nest. Mrs G would be evicted straight after the eggs were laid and Mr G would set to work tucking the eggs tenderly into his bubbles. He would put any back that came loose and cover them in protective spit to keep away bacteria and fungi. The fry would hatch and cling to the remnants of the eggs for a while, still cared for by their devoted and now rather exhausted father. Then they would swim quickly away into the vegetation and disappear until they are big enough to school with the older Gourami fish and start the next generation 
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What an amazing caring dad, but it sounds very complicatedNo, they would need a nice marshy, secluded side stream with a well appointed over growth of vegetation just big enough for two little fish and Mr G's bubble nest. Mrs G would be evicted straight after the eggs were laid and Mr G would set to work tucking the eggs tenderly into his bubbles. He would put any back that came loose and cover them in protective spit to keep away bacteria and fungi. The fry would hatch and cling to the remnants of the eggs for a while, still cared for by their devoted and now rather exhausted father. Then they would swim quickly away into the vegetation and disappear until they are big enough to school with the older Gourami fish and start the next generation
