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Guppy Endler | Male | Single

Rs. 75.00

Description

The Endler Guppy Fish (often referred to as Endler's Livebearer) is a small, vibrant, and hardy species that is popular among aquarists for its brilliant colors and active behavior. These guppies are closely related to the common guppy but are often considered a separate species due to their unique physical characteristics and genetic traits. The male Endler Guppy is particularly admired for its striking patterns, intense coloration, and energetic nature.

The Male Endler Guppy is a small, slender fish, typically growing to about 1 to 1.5 inches in length. Despite its small size, it is packed with vibrant colors, which makes it a standout in any aquarium. The body of the male is usually a combination of bright hues such as neon greens, oranges, blues, and yellows, often arranged in intricate patterns that can resemble stripes, spots, or bands. The tail and dorsal fins are usually brightly colored as well, often with translucent, iridescent qualities that shimmer as the fish moves.

One of the most notable features of the male Endler Guppy is the sword-like extension at the bottom of its caudal fin, which is more pronounced than in common guppies. This "sword" is typically brightly colored and adds to the fish’s dynamic appearance.

Male Endler Guppies are known for their active and social behavior. They are constantly on the move, exploring their environment, interacting with other fish, and displaying to females. Males are also known for their lively courtship displays, where they show off their vibrant colors and fin extensions to attract females. Despite their energetic nature, they are peaceful fish that get along well with other non-aggressive species, making them excellent candidates for community tanks.

However, they prefer well-maintained aquariums with stable water parameters, including a temperature range of 72-82°F, a pH of 6.5-8.5, and moderate hardness. They do well in both small and large tanks, though a minimum tank size of  37 litres is recommended to give them ample space to swim and display their natural behaviors.

cloningaquapets

Guppy Endler | Male | Single

Rs. 75.00

The Endler Guppy Fish (often referred to as Endler's Livebearer) is a small, vibrant, and hardy species that is popular among aquarists for its brilliant colors and active behavior. These guppies are closely related to the common guppy but are often considered a separate species due to their unique physical characteristics and genetic traits. The male Endler Guppy is particularly admired for its striking patterns, intense coloration, and energetic nature.

The Male Endler Guppy is a small, slender fish, typically growing to about 1 to 1.5 inches in length. Despite its small size, it is packed with vibrant colors, which makes it a standout in any aquarium. The body of the male is usually a combination of bright hues such as neon greens, oranges, blues, and yellows, often arranged in intricate patterns that can resemble stripes, spots, or bands. The tail and dorsal fins are usually brightly colored as well, often with translucent, iridescent qualities that shimmer as the fish moves.

One of the most notable features of the male Endler Guppy is the sword-like extension at the bottom of its caudal fin, which is more pronounced than in common guppies. This "sword" is typically brightly colored and adds to the fish’s dynamic appearance.

Male Endler Guppies are known for their active and social behavior. They are constantly on the move, exploring their environment, interacting with other fish, and displaying to females. Males are also known for their lively courtship displays, where they show off their vibrant colors and fin extensions to attract females. Despite their energetic nature, they are peaceful fish that get along well with other non-aggressive species, making them excellent candidates for community tanks.

However, they prefer well-maintained aquariums with stable water parameters, including a temperature range of 72-82°F, a pH of 6.5-8.5, and moderate hardness. They do well in both small and large tanks, though a minimum tank size of  37 litres is recommended to give them ample space to swim and display their natural behaviors.

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