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So, stupid question but, I have these guppies that I bought as feeders, most of them got eaten by my turtles and the remaining ones decided to have babies, and they've been in there for a while so they're not super tiny maybe a few months with the turtles. Anyway all the guppies plus the turtle is making way too much waste and the tank is overcrowded anyway, the only options I can think of are putting them with my waltl or having them in an extra tank which is only like 2 gallons, so I was told they would be okay with waltl, but I would have to quarantine for salmonella, and was wondering how long I would have to quarantine, I'm assuming longer than a month.
The parent(only ones left lol) was just a normal feeder guppy in an all guppy tank, and I'm only wondering about the baby guppies.
Thanks for any help
 
Better not put them with the P.waltl....they really like their waters to be fishless.
 
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