Guppy Yellow Mosaic | Male & Female

The Yellow Mosaic Guppy is a visually stunning freshwater fish, prized for its vibrant coloration and intricate tail pattern. This guppy variety is characterized by a mix of yellow and other colors, creating a mosaic-like pattern on its tail and body. 

Male:  

Appearance: Male Yellow Mosaic Guppies are known for their bright and striking coloration. They typically have a vivid yellow body with intricate patterns on their tail and fins. The "mosaic" pattern refers to a patchwork of colors, often including shades of black, blue, green, and sometimes red, which create a beautiful, speckled effect. The tail is usually fan-shaped and large relative to their body, enhancing their striking appearance.

Size: Males are smaller and more slender than females, usually growing to about 1.2 to 1.4 inches (3 to 3.5 cm) in length.

Behavior: Males are more active and display courtship behaviors, often showing off their vibrant tails to attract females. They are generally peaceful but can be competitive during mating.

Female:

Appearance: Female Yellow Mosaic Guppies are less colorful than males, with a more subdued yellow hue on their bodies. They may have some patterning on their tails, but it is typically less pronounced than in males. Females have a rounder and fuller body shape, especially when pregnant.

Size: Females are larger and more robust, typically growing to about 1.6 to 2 inches (4 to 5 cm) in length.

Behavior: Females are more placid and less active than males. They tend to be more focused on foraging and less on displaying.