Latin Name: Poecilia reticulata

Other Names: Millions fish, rainbow fish

How hard are they to keep? Butterfly Guppies are generally considered easy to keep, making them suitable for beginner aquarists. They are hardy fish and can adapt well to various water conditions.

What is its maximum size? The maximum size of a Neon Blue Guppy is around 1.5-2.5 inches (3.8-6.4 cm) for males and 2.5-3 inches (6.4-7.6 cm) for females.

Where are they from? Butterfly Guppies are native to South America, specifically Venezuela, Guyana, and Barbados. They inhabit freshwater rivers, streams, and ponds in these regions.

How many can I keep? Butterfly Guppies are social fish and are usually kept in groups. It is recommended to have at least 2 females for every male, as males can sometimes harass females due to their mating behaviour.

How compatible are they with other fish? Butterfly Guppies are generally peaceful and can coexist with other peaceful community fish. However, they may be susceptible to fin nipping from more aggressive or larger fish, so care should be taken when choosing tank mates.

What are the ideal water conditions? Butterfly Guppies prefer slightly alkaline to neutral water with a pH ranging from 7.0 to 8.5. The water temperature should be maintained between 64-82?F (18-28?C). Providing them with ample plants and hiding spots will create an ideal environment for them. The Butterfly Guppies that are for sale have been climatized to our local water conditions.

How do you tell the difference between male and female? Males are usually smaller in size with vibrant coloration and long, flowing fins. Females are larger, usually with a more subdued coloration and a rounded abdomen.

Fun Fact: Butterfly Guppies are renowned for their prolific breeding habits. Females are capable of giving birth to live young every 3-4 weeks, and each brood can contain between 20-200 fry, making them popular fish for breeding enthusiasts.

Latin Name: Poecilia reticulata

Other Names: Millions fish, rainbow fish

How hard are they to keep? Red Cap Guppies are generally considered easy to keep, making them suitable for beginner aquarists. They are hardy fish and can adapt well to various water conditions.

What is its maximum size? The maximum size of a Red Cap Guppy is around 1.5-2.5 inches (3.8-6.4 cm) for males and 2.5-3 inches (6.4-7.6 cm) for females.

Where are they from? Red Cap Guppies are native to South America, specifically Venezuela, Guyana, and Barbados. They inhabit freshwater rivers, streams, and ponds in these regions.

How many can I keep? Red Cap Guppies are social fish and are usually kept in groups. It is recommended to have at least 2 females for every male, as males can sometimes harass females due to their mating behaviour.

How compatible are they with other fish? Red Cap Guppies are generally peaceful and can coexist with other peaceful community fish. However, they may be susceptible to fin nipping from more aggressive or larger fish, so care should be taken when choosing tank mates.

What are the ideal water conditions? Red Cap Guppies prefer slightly alkaline to neutral water with a pH ranging from 7.0 to 8.5. The water temperature should be maintained between 64-82?F (18-28?C). Providing them with ample plants and hiding spots will create an ideal environment for them. The Red Cap Guppies that are for sale have been climatized to our local water conditions.

How do you tell the difference between male and female? Males are usually smaller in size with vibrant coloration and long, flowing fins. Females are larger, usually with a more subdued coloration and a rounded abdomen.

Fun Fact: Red Cap Guppies are renowned for their prolific breeding habits. Females are capable of giving birth to live young every 3-4 weeks, and each brood can contain between 20-200 fry, making them popular fish for breeding enthusiasts.

Latin Name: Poecilia reticulata

Other Names: Millions fish, rainbow fish

How hard are they to keep? Red Cobra Guppies are generally considered easy to keep, making them suitable for beginner aquarists. They are hardy fish and can adapt well to various water conditions.

What is its maximum size? The maximum size of a Red Cobra Guppy is around 1.5-2.5 inches (3.8-6.4 cm) for males and 2.5-3 inches (6.4-7.6 cm) for females.

Where are they from? Red Cobra Guppies are native to South America, specifically Venezuela, Guyana, and Barbados. They inhabit freshwater rivers, streams, and ponds in these regions.

How many can I keep? Red Cobra Guppies are social fish and are usually kept in groups. It is recommended to have at least 2 females for every male, as males can sometimes harass females due to their mating behaviour.

How compatible are they with other fish? Red Cobra Guppies are generally peaceful and can coexist with other peaceful community fish. However, they may be susceptible to fin nipping from more aggressive or larger fish, so care should be taken when choosing tank mates.

What are the ideal water conditions? Red Cobra Guppies prefer slightly alkaline to neutral water with a pH ranging from 7.0 to 8.5. The water temperature should be maintained between 64-82?F (18-28?C). Providing them with ample plants and hiding spots will create an ideal environment for them. The Red Cobra Guppies that are for sale have been climatized to our local water conditions.

How do you tell the difference between male and female? Males are usually smaller in size with vibrant coloration and long, flowing fins. Females are larger, usually with a more subdued coloration and a rounded abdomen.

Fun Fact: Red Cobra Guppies are renowned for their prolific breeding habits. Females are capable of giving birth to live young every 3-4 weeks, and each brood can contain between 20-200 fry, making them popular fish for breeding enthusiasts.

Latin Name: Poecilia reticulata

A guppy with a bright golden head and contrasting body colours.

Grows to around 3–5 cm

Non-aggressive and easy to keep

Best kept in groups

Friendly Fish Tip:
Great focal point fish for small tanks.

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How to Care For Guppies

These can be found in tank Number: 65

Latin Name: Poecilia reticulata

A gold-toned guppy with detailed snakeskin patterning.

Grows to around 3–5 cm

Peaceful and suitable for mixed tanks

Best kept in groups

Friendly Fish Tip:
Patterns show best under strong lighting.

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How to Care For Guppies

Latin Name: Poecilia reticulata

A solid red guppy with albino features and lighter eyes.

Grows to around 3–5 cm

Suitable for most community fish tanks

Best kept in groups

Friendly Fish Tip:
Colour shows best under good lighting.

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How to Care For Guppies

Latin Name: Poecilia reticulata

A bright golden guppy with a warm, shimmering appearance.

Grows to around 3–5 cm

Great for community fish tanks

Best kept in groups

Friendly Fish Tip:
Adds warmth and glow to planted setups.

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How to Care For Guppies

These can be found in tank number 66