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it will for sure soon. But she's a female guppy, or possibly a hybrid. There are no natural blode endlers.

I've got 15-20 fry here growing on, hope the red develops as good on mine.

My Glassbellies are doing ok. Very small and under developed fry. However I have several now!

Yes all home grown and i currently have lots of shimp so it's safe

Hi Peeps. I dont use here all that often. vallis is £3 plus postage which is about £3

I have quite a few if anyone is intrested. The crypto's ive been growing since 1992. I'm in Dorset or happy to post.

Sexing livebearers is a skill. and what ever anyone says you cant be 100% sure with many untill you either see a gonopodium on the males or babies from females. I can sex some guppies from 2 weeks of age, mosy guppies at atlease 8-10 weeks of age. Mollies any where from 2-10 months. Platy and...

PMSL..... Fish48 i think you need more tanks!

See you there Sunday

I've been keeping unusual guppies and show guppies for several years and rare livebearers since 1992. while I'm not an expert i do know a fair bit.

  1.Impossible to tell. 2. Zero %. You would have to know what genetics were carried by only the Y chromosome 3. Personally i would not wast my time on shop guppy fry. your not know what your get from them. 4. I would work at keeping the big ear line going as I've only seen crap in the UK, yours...

shes from a blond japanese blue line of guppy

Heterandria, gambusia and peocelia will not cross breed! I've tested heterandria fomosa with guppies several time with no fry over an 18 month period. Gambusia are nasty fish and kill peocelia and heterandria if confined together

Mine will only eat live fish! Nothing else!!!!!!!!!!!

Here is a line of long finned guppies I've been working on for a while.

Hello. I just popped on to have a look about. Good to see your still keeping fish.   I'm now upto 65 tanks, and loads of livebearers

I have moscows but in the UK

Some black develop from 2 week on males, and greens are another early colour if the fish are wekk carefor.

Guppies can only control egg production in a small way, if their in good health with plenty of food their going to be producing eggs all the time.This is so they can fertalise the eggs at short notice. If their in poor health or poor water they stop production to divert the much needed protines...