

Add a splash of vibrant color and lively movement to your aquarium with Assorted Premium Guppies. These tank-bred beauties showcase a diverse array of patterns, tail shapes, and hues, making each fish a unique addition to your aquatic community. Known for their hardiness and peaceful nature, guppies are ideal for both novice and experienced aquarists.
Scientific Name: Poecilia reticulata
Common Name: Assorted Premium Guppy
Size: Up to 2.5 inches (6.3 cm)
Lifespan: 2–3 years
Temperament: Peaceful and social
Diet: Omnivorous; accepts flake, pellet, live, and frozen foods
Water Parameters:
Temperature: 64–82°F (18–28°C)
pH Level: 5.5–8.0
Hardness: 10–30 dKH
Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons for a small group
Vibrant Diversity: Each guppy boasts unique colorations and patterns, adding dynamic beauty to your tank.
Hardy and Adaptable: Thrives in a range of water conditions, making them suitable for various setups.
Peaceful Community Member: Coexists harmoniously with other non-aggressive fish species.
Easy to Breed: Livebearers that reproduce readily, offering opportunities for breeding projects.
Substrate: Fine gravel or sand to mimic natural habitats.
Decor: Incorporate live plants like Java Moss, driftwood, and rocks to provide hiding spots and spawning surfaces.
Filtration: Gentle filtration to maintain water quality without creating strong currents.
Lighting: Moderate lighting to enhance their natural colors.
Tank Cover: A secure lid is essential, as they are known to jump.
Assorted Premium Guppies thrive in peaceful community tanks. Suitable companions include:
Corydoras Catfish
Avoid housing with larger or aggressive fish that may view them as prey.
Staple Diet: High-quality flake food or micro pellets.
Supplementary Foods: Live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, daphnia, and bloodworms.
Feeding Frequency: Feed 1–2 times daily in small amounts to prevent overfeeding and maintain water quality.
Regular Maintenance: Perform weekly water changes of 25–30% to maintain optimal water conditions.
Group Size: Keep in groups of at least 6 to promote natural schooling behavior and reduce stress.
Breeding: They are livebearers; providing dense plant cover can increase fry survival rates.
Observation: Monitor for signs of stress or illness, such as color fading or lethargy, and address promptly.
Can Assorted Premium Guppies live in a community tank?
Yes, they coexist peacefully with other small, non-aggressive species in a well-planned community tank.
Do they require a heater?
Maintaining a stable temperature between 64–82°F (18–28°C) is essential; a heater may be necessary depending on ambient room temperature.
Are they suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! Their hardy nature and adaptability make them ideal for novice aquarists.
How can I enhance their coloration?
A varied diet rich in high-quality foods, maintaining pristine water conditions, and providing a stress-free environment can help accentuate their vibrant colors.
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