Why guppy?

The title of my post is "Why Guppy?" means how and why did I choose or come up with this species. Last August, I searched on Google the most common fishes raised in the aquarium. The results are shown below. I chose guppies because my classmate already chose the neon tetra. That's all. Hehehe.

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