arent these endlers?

[bunnycutie1220]

http/groups.msn.com/Breedingtropicalfish/guppies.msnw

 

[LuBear]

ummm... it clearly states that the species are guppies... the female guppy is a female guppy... the male guppy just doesn't have that big of a fin.

 

[Tokis-Phoenix]

I would say it is an endler.

 

[Annastasia]

http/groups.msn.com/Breedingtropicalfish/guppies.msnw

I can't get the link to work. I get taken back to the "What's New" page...

Edit: Nevermind! Just as I post that it works. I would also say it is and Endler, judging by the body shape, and markings.

 

[Tokis-Phoenix]

ummm... it clearly states that the species are guppies... the female guppy is a female guppy... the male guppy just doesn't have that big of a fin.

It is very debatable wether there is any difference as a species wether endlers are just guppys or wether they are a different species- what separates them apart as different species is very debatable and people often get them mixed up but basically endlers are much rarer and a bit more difficult to breed than standard guppys and have been evolving apart for about 2millions yrs.

 

[LuBear]

ooo... cool

 

[OrkyBetta]

I think, lubear, that the point of the thread was to see if this site mislabeled the endlers as guppies. they look kinda like endlers to me but I am no expert