Well, kinda... you be the judge.
I have now produced 4 generations of this fish, and they all look the same! (finally)
I don't have the best camera, but I tried to draw you a diagram of how the males look... anywho here's some pics:
This pic is of one of the males - It's color is as follows: Purple near the top of the head, and the underside is a reflective aqua/blue color. The rear of the body fades to yellow (which fades into the tail) and finishes a bright orange. There is the "oil spill" look across the entire body of the fish.
(It's the male in the center)
Here's one of his tail, so you can see his spots:
The females look like common guppies, but share the Spotted dorsal fin and tail, altho, they are only yellow in color, and the "oilslick" phenomenon is not visible.
I tried to give you a rough idea of the coloring with this poorly done photo-shop picture. hahaha
I now have WAY too many in all 3 of my tanks and will be selling some to the LFS to make some room...
Anywho, I felt like sharing!
I have now produced 4 generations of this fish, and they all look the same! (finally)
I don't have the best camera, but I tried to draw you a diagram of how the males look... anywho here's some pics:
This pic is of one of the males - It's color is as follows: Purple near the top of the head, and the underside is a reflective aqua/blue color. The rear of the body fades to yellow (which fades into the tail) and finishes a bright orange. There is the "oil spill" look across the entire body of the fish.
(It's the male in the center)
Here's one of his tail, so you can see his spots:
The females look like common guppies, but share the Spotted dorsal fin and tail, altho, they are only yellow in color, and the "oilslick" phenomenon is not visible.
I tried to give you a rough idea of the coloring with this poorly done photo-shop picture. hahaha
I now have WAY too many in all 3 of my tanks and will be selling some to the LFS to make some room...
Anywho, I felt like sharing!
