Are Tetra's and Guppies Good in a tank?

Question

I think I might know the answer i just need clarification..

well i have a n algae eater and 4 tetra's in my tank.. and one day 1 out of my 4 guppies disappeared and i know that algae eaters wouldn't do it .. so it's just tetra's left out of suspects so should I get rid of the tetra's and just keep my guppies

and my female guppy is pregnant I'm pretty sure...

My algae eater is an Otocinclus Cats, or Dwarf Sucking Catfish.. I think

Answer 1

Tetras and guppies are one of the famous goes togethers or the aquarium world. Think burger and fries; ice cream and cake... that well :)

Don't be too fast to discount the algae eater. If you have a chinese algae eater be warned that they get large and aggressive. They also become worse and worse about not eating algae as they age.

MM

Answer 2

tetras are normally non aggressive fish, however when pairded wth guppies, they tend to like their pretty tails. Due to this, the tetras will often pick at the guppies until the guppies die. sort of like little boys pulling girls pigtails. it is a sign of this long pretty thing waving in fornt of their face that drives them nuts. I had guppies and tetras and ended up choosing the guppies. Due to this, i had to return the tetras for other fish.