The best bait for guppy fishing is live loach, followed by small fish and shrimp.

Brief introduction of guppy:

The arowana fish, also known as Mandarin fish, guppy, seasonal flower fish, etc., is a carnivorous and ferocious fish, as well as a precious fish in freshwater. Its meat is tender and flavorful, with few thorns and thick flesh, with high nutritional value, and it is distributed in all water systems of the country except the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau.

Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Zhihe in his "Fishing Songs" wrote the famous poem "white herons fly in front of Xisai Mountain, peach blossom water Mandarin fish fat", praise is this fish.

The fish grows fast and can be bred into commercial fish in one year if the feeding conditions are good. Arowana is a benthic fish that prefers to live in still water or slow-flowing water with lush aquatic plants.

Life habits of the guppy:

The arowana fish grows in rivers and lakes and prefers clear water, near the bottom, and especially likes to hide in the rocks or lush grass under the water.

The arowana fish has a strong adaptability to temperature, in the north and south of China are distributed, in the autumn and winter season of low water temperatures, diving in deep water over winter, to the spring after the water temperature rises, and gradually swam to the food-rich coastal grasses in the foraging. Siniperca chuatsi's activities and foraging are mainly at night, and during the day, it usually lies in the cracks of rocks, roots of trees, and bottom pits, and is less active.

The crayfish is a typical carnivorous fish that prefers live bait and often swallows live fry such as green, grass, silver, bighead, pangolin, doughnut, bream and fine-scaled channel catfish that are longer than its own length.

At different stages of growth, the feeding object of the arowana is different. Arowana below 15cm in length prefers shrimp and small fish, while those above 25cm prefer larger bream, carp and other fish, as well as flat and slender meal fish. In hunger without other bait, they even swallow each other to maintain life.