Japan Tropical Sky Guppy (Female)

$10.00

Poecilia reticulata

We now have beautiful Japan Tropical Sky Guppies available! These bloodlines come from PK Endlers. Unlike a lot of guppies you'll see in stores, this variety is not a genetic mess because it hasn't been inbred on a commercial scale. These are exceptionally healthy because they have been raised naturally outdoors swimming in the California sunshine and eating bugs.

Males are a shimmering blue/yellow/orange and develop a truly impressive lyretail as they grow older. The females are no slouches either! They come in sparkly shades ranging from peach to gold. All of them glitter in natural sunlight.

Care Instructions:
Guppies prefer a temperature of 72–78°F, a pH between 7.0 and 8.0, and moderately hard to hard water. That being said, they are extremely resilient and can thrive in many different environments. They do well on normal tropical fish foods.

Size: Females are considerably larger than males. They range between 1” - 3”.

A trio includes one male and two females bred in-house at Happy Clam Aquatics.

Poecilia reticulata

We now have beautiful Japan Tropical Sky Guppies available! These bloodlines come from PK Endlers. Unlike a lot of guppies you'll see in stores, this variety is not a genetic mess because it hasn't been inbred on a commercial scale. These are exceptionally healthy because they have been raised naturally outdoors swimming in the California sunshine and eating bugs.

Males are a shimmering blue/yellow/orange and develop a truly impressive lyretail as they grow older. The females are no slouches either! They come in sparkly shades ranging from peach to gold. All of them glitter in natural sunlight.

Care Instructions:
Guppies prefer a temperature of 72–78°F, a pH between 7.0 and 8.0, and moderately hard to hard water. That being said, they are extremely resilient and can thrive in many different environments. They do well on normal tropical fish foods.

Size: Females are considerably larger than males. They range between 1” - 3”.

A trio includes one male and two females bred in-house at Happy Clam Aquatics.