Hello,
I had gone hiking about 6 months back in Maharashtra, India, and found some small fries in a waterfall and promptly got them for my fish tank at home.
Now, after having grown, they are looking and behaving differently from the locally found wild guppies which I thought they were.
They have 6 fins facing downwards on their bodies, with a shark like fin at the top. They generally "sit" on rocks and swim in a vertical manner, also keep cleaning moss from beneath the rocks in the tank.
I've attached some pictures for reference.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
I had gone hiking about 6 months back in Maharashtra, India, and found some small fries in a waterfall and promptly got them for my fish tank at home.
Now, after having grown, they are looking and behaving differently from the locally found wild guppies which I thought they were.
They have 6 fins facing downwards on their bodies, with a shark like fin at the top. They generally "sit" on rocks and swim in a vertical manner, also keep cleaning moss from beneath the rocks in the tank.
I've attached some pictures for reference.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
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