My 3ft breeding colony tank.
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Thanks for replying, and the information, if you wouldn't mind looking here again at post #14 for what I know about them. btw their tails are solid its the colour pattern that makes them look like a sword.helterskelter said:Are these from wild or could a cultivated guppy could of got in somewhere?
There looks to be some with top swords in your mix. Just it took hobbiests over 50 years to develop the top sword from the early collection in 1900 until 1950, the big delta tail were then not developed still until around 1960's.
Also lots of yellow i can see, this not to common in wild fish, other wise the fish do look your typical wild fish.
>pete< said:
Thanks for replying, and the information, if you wouldn't mind looking here again at post #14 for what I know about them. btw their tails are solid its the colour pattern that makes them look like a sword.Are these from wild or could a cultivated guppy could of got in somewhere?
There looks to be some with top swords in your mix. Just it took hobbiests over 50 years to develop the top sword from the early collection in 1900 until 1950, the big delta tail were then not developed still until around 1960's.
Also lots of yellow i can see, this not to common in wild fish, other wise the fish do look your typical wild fish.
http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/403544-jar-of-stars/
Oh my gosh !... your right, I've just looked at them more closely in the tank and they do have top swords..."Should've gone to Specsavers" !!!
I can do that, it will be a first but would be happy to give it a go... free gratis to you Nylah... Ive got far more than I need !Ny82 said:Wow I love your tank Pete! So much activity. I love those guppies you have to send some up here!!!
>pete< said:
Thanks for replying, and the information, if you wouldn't mind looking here again at post #14 for what I know about them. btw their tails are solid its the colour pattern that makes them look like a sword.Are these from wild or could a cultivated guppy could of got in somewhere?
There looks to be some with top swords in your mix. Just it took hobbiests over 50 years to develop the top sword from the early collection in 1900 until 1950, the big delta tail were then not developed still until around 1960's.
Also lots of yellow i can see, this not to common in wild fish, other wise the fish do look your typical wild fish.
http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/403544-jar-of-stars/
Ny82 said:Really? That would be AWESOME! Just don't know if they would survive the journey. Why does everyone live so far away![]()
I'll look into it and pm you later in the week. Gonna sign off now and watch BB on chnl5+1Ny82 said:Really? That would be AWESOME! Just don't know if they would survive the journey. Why does everyone live so far away![]()
helterskelter said:
Thanks for replying, and the information, if you wouldn't mind looking here again at post #14 for what I know about them. btw their tails are solid its the colour pattern that makes them look like a sword.
Are these from wild or could a cultivated guppy could of got in somewhere?
There looks to be some with top swords in your mix. Just it took hobbiests over 50 years to develop the top sword from the early collection in 1900 until 1950, the big delta tail were then not developed still until around 1960's.
Also lots of yellow i can see, this not to common in wild fish, other wise the fish do look your typical wild fish.
http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/403544-jar-of-stars/