Identifying Types Of Guppies?

[plantbabby]

It wasn't hard to tell their gender when I first got them, but I want to know: are they feeder or Fancy guppies? I got them for free because they were older fry.
 
They are rather plain looking, save for the male (and he sometimes has a black oval on each of his sides), and one female has only just started to develop the tiniest bit of color near the base of her tail fin, which I couldn't get a good picture where it shows, but it looks like the same color on the other female.
 
From Left to Right:
Male has orange spots (occasional black ovals) and sword/lyre-like streaks on the top and bottom of (round) tail fin
1st Female has dullish greenish coloring with a possibly silverish tail with black spots
2nd Female is almost complete devoid of any color, with possibility of developing like the other female.

 

[fluttermoth]

Your little male looks like an Endler/guppy hybrid (very common in the trade and hobby).

It's not really possible to describe or identify them more than that; you'd need to know how they were bred and what the parents were, as the variety of fish depends on the parents.

It's a bit like dogs; you might find a dog that looks like a pedigree Labrador in a shelter, but if you don't know what it parents were, you can't call is a pedigree. It must just be a mongrel that happens to look like a Labrador

 

[plantbabby]

Your little male looks like an Endler/guppy hybrid (very common in the trade and hobby).

It's not really possible to describe or identify them more than that; you'd need to know how they were bred and what the parents were, as the variety of fish depends on the parents.

It's a bit like dogs; you might find a dog that looks like a pedigree Labrador in a shelter, but if you don't know what it parents were, you can't call is a pedigree. It must just be a mongrel that happens to look like a Labrador

Thanks! I was literally just reading an article about breeding endler males with female guppies! Lol.
 
From now on, I think I'm going to get fish from a better breeder or a site like liveaquaria next time.