martintanks91
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I wanted to breed guppies so a friend gave me a Male and female guppies, but a few days ago 1 of the guppies tail grew color and i think theyr Both males. Is this true??
Are these 2 Male guppies?
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Mebbid
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The one on the right is a guppy. Not sure if it's a male or a female as we'd need a better picture. But the one on the left looks like a male endler.
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martintanks91
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Is this a better pic?
schoeplein
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Agreed with what was already said. Looks like an endler and a guppy.
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Khuligirl93
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They could be endler guppies, or just endlers. But they both look the same to me, and they both look like males.
If you want to breed them you will need at least a 10g tank, and 4 female guppies- 2 for each male (endlers and guppies can interbreed and it's almost impossible to find female endlers in stores). They will overpopulate any tank very quickly, with females having up to 80 babies each month or so. So make sure you have a plan of how to rehome them
If you want to breed them you will need at least a 10g tank, and 4 female guppies- 2 for each male (endlers and guppies can interbreed and it's almost impossible to find female endlers in stores). They will overpopulate any tank very quickly, with females having up to 80 babies each month or so. So make sure you have a plan of how to rehome them
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