
Hope you hav a lot of spare tanks - seperate out the adult males and females.
Then seperate out the babies - a cheaper way to do all this is, if you have a big enough tank, to use tank dividers, although you might have to diy one as the ones i have seen have fairly large holes, normally being used to divide tanks wtih largeish predator fish in them.
Then when the babies from the current babies arrive, repeat the process...
Your best bet although probably wont go down well, is to get a fish or two that will eat the babies but not the adults, and just keep males and females seperate, or cull all the babies and keep male n females seperate.
Guppies are popular, but generally only when they are nice distinct colour types - interbreeding different ones will result in 'mongrel's which are im afraid worthless except as feeder fish (guppies arent the most valuable fish in the world anyway).
Em (who only owns ONE guppy)