Latin Name: Poecilia wingei

Other Names: Endler’s livebearer

How hard are they to keep? Green Cobra Endler’s  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 an Green Cobra Endler’s  is around 1-1.5 inches (2.5-3.8 cm) for males and slightly larger for females.

Where are they from? Green Cobra Endler’s are native to northeastern Venezuela, where they inhabit small streams and lagoons.

How many can I keep? Green Cobra Endler’s are social fish and are usually kept in groups. It is recommended to have multiple females for every male to prevent excessive male aggression and provide proper breeding opportunities.

How compatible are they with other fish? Green Cobra Endler’s 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? They prefer slightly alkaline to neutral water with a pH ranging from 7.0 to 8.0. The water temperature should be maintained between 72-82°F (22-28°C). Endler’s  appreciate a well-planted tank with hiding spots and a slightly brackish environment. The Green Cobra Endler’s 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 a gonopodium, which is a modified anal fin used for reproduction. Females are larger, usually with a more subdued coloration and a rounded abdomen.

Fun Fact: Green Cobra Endler’s  are known for their stunning colours and intricate patterns. They exhibit a wide range of colour variations, making them a popular choice among aquarists who enjoy the beauty of these miniature fish.