Guppy Galaxy Crown Tail | Male & Female

The Galaxy Crown Tail Guppy is a mesmerizing and unique guppy variety known for its stunning coloration and distinctive fin shape. These guppies are a favorite among aquarists for their eye-catching appearance and lively behavior. The "Galaxy" in their name refers to the sparkling, iridescent colors that resemble the night sky filled with stars, while "Crown Tail" highlights the characteristic spiked or fringed edges of their tails.

Male:

The male Galaxy Crown Tail Guppy is the star of the tank, with its vibrant colors and ornate fins. Males are typically smaller, around 1.5 to 2 inches long, but what they lack in size, they more than make up for in visual appeal. Their bodies often display a dazzling array of colors, including shades of blue, purple, and green, with speckles or spots that shimmer under the light. The tail, or caudal fin, is the most striking feature, with its crown-like appearance. The edges of the tail fin are fringed or spiked, creating a regal and dramatic silhouette that fans out as the fish swims.

Female:  

The female Galaxy Crown Tail Guppy is larger and more robust than the male, usually growing up to 2.5 inches in length. While females are generally less colorful, they still have a subtle beauty, with softer hues that complement the vibrant males. Their bodies are usually a mix of light blues or silvers with hints of the galaxy-like pattern seen in the males. The tail of the female is also slightly crowned, though less pronounced than in males, giving a more refined and elegant look.