What kind of endlers/guppy is this?

[Fromthelbc]

He's bigger than all the females by a sizable amount, probably 1.5x the size of a full sized female... he has fringes on his tail, he's just HUGE. ive NEVER seen anything like him in any store before, or even online, i just wanna find out what he is so i can ID him... he's successfully bred with my females, but the offspring havent turned out as large as he has, theyre only 3/4 the size of him, or smaller, he was mixed in with a batch of feeders...

 

[BigJim]

It looks like a generic feeder guppy. He may just be the fish equivalent of a 7'6" person. It's a little hard to judge exactly how big the fish is. If the other fish I'm seeing are average-sized neons, the male guppy isn't all that big.

 

[Fromthelbc]

here is some cropped close ups. and there are no neons in my tank... and if all feeder guppies look like this, where are you getting your feeder guppies?

 

[BigJim]

Not all feeders look like that, but I generally see a few in the feeder tank that do.

 

[Fromthelbc]

Not all feeders look like that, but I generally see a few in the feeder tank that do.

pics?

 

[dkpate]

I kind of think it looks like an endler's guppy just because of the spots on his body and his leopard tail.

 

[T Dawg]

Typicaly anything not pure Endler that gets returned to the LFS is put in the feeder tank, so there can be some neat finds. I have a few yellow dragon guppy endler hybrids that look cool, but would not be saleable.

This link has a bunch of differnt wild endler strain pics you can compare to 1 NATIVE WILD ENDLERS

The larger size is a sign of a guppy/endler hybrid.