Grade A Full Red Guppy Albino Male
Poecilia reticulatus
Out of Stock
Scarce stock
Wild Caught
Easy care
Not Reef Safe
SKU: 01-A-21-233-06
The Grade A Full Red Guppy Albino Male is a stunning freshwater fish, known for its vibrant coloration and unique beauty.
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Export Size
up to 6.0 cm
Origin
Southeast Asia
Temperature
24.0–28.0°C
Min. Tank Size
40 L
pH
6.50–7.50
Diet
omnivore
The Grade A Full Red Guppy Albino Male (Poecilia reticulatus) is a striking freshwater fish that has garnered attention in the aquarium trade for its vivid red coloration and appealing appearance. Originating from Southeast Asia, this species is a popular choice among aquarists for its hardiness and adaptability. The full red coloration is a result of selective breeding, which has enhanced its natural beauty, making it a standout addition to any aquarium setup.
In terms of natural history, guppies are known for their lively behavior and social nature. They thrive in shoals and exhibit varied swimming patterns, making them an engaging species to observe. Guppies are also prolific breeders, with females capable of giving birth to multiple fry at once, contributing to their popularity among both novice and experienced aquarists. Their small size, typically reaching up to 4-6 cm, allows them to occupy a range of tank environments without requiring excessive space.
The Grade A Full Red Guppy Albino Male exhibits a unique appearance, characterized by a pale, almost translucent body that contrasts beautifully with its bright red fins and tail. This combination not only enhances its visual appeal but also makes it an excellent choice for community tanks, where it can coexist peacefully with other small fish species. The vibrant coloration can vary depending on the individual and the specific breeding lineage, providing a diverse aesthetic experience in aquascaping.
In their natural habitat, guppies are typically found in freshwater rivers, streams, and ponds with abundant vegetation. They prefer warm, shallow waters where they can hide among plants and debris, which provides both shelter and breeding grounds. This species thrives in a well-planted aquarium that mimics its natural environment, allowing for optimal health and behavior.
In terms of natural history, guppies are known for their lively behavior and social nature. They thrive in shoals and exhibit varied swimming patterns, making them an engaging species to observe. Guppies are also prolific breeders, with females capable of giving birth to multiple fry at once, contributing to their popularity among both novice and experienced aquarists. Their small size, typically reaching up to 4-6 cm, allows them to occupy a range of tank environments without requiring excessive space.
The Grade A Full Red Guppy Albino Male exhibits a unique appearance, characterized by a pale, almost translucent body that contrasts beautifully with its bright red fins and tail. This combination not only enhances its visual appeal but also makes it an excellent choice for community tanks, where it can coexist peacefully with other small fish species. The vibrant coloration can vary depending on the individual and the specific breeding lineage, providing a diverse aesthetic experience in aquascaping.
In their natural habitat, guppies are typically found in freshwater rivers, streams, and ponds with abundant vegetation. They prefer warm, shallow waters where they can hide among plants and debris, which provides both shelter and breeding grounds. This species thrives in a well-planted aquarium that mimics its natural environment, allowing for optimal health and behavior.
To ensure the health and longevity of Grade A Full Red Guppy Albino Males, maintaining proper water parameters is essential. They prefer a temperature range of 24-28°C and a pH level between 6.5 and 7.5, with soft to moderate hardness (dH 5-20). Regular water changes and filtration are recommended to maintain water quality.
Feeding should consist of a varied diet, including high-quality flakes, frozen or live foods like brine shrimp and daphnia, and occasional vegetable matter. Guppies are omnivorous and benefit from a balanced diet to enhance their coloration and overall health. Compatibility is generally high, as they can thrive in community tanks with other small, non-aggressive species.
Acclimation should be gradual to minimize stress, ideally over several hours, by floating the sealed bag in the tank and slowly mixing tank water into the bag. A quarantine period of at least two weeks is recommended for new arrivals to monitor for any signs of disease before introducing them to the main tank, ensuring the health of both the new and existing inhabitants.
Feeding should consist of a varied diet, including high-quality flakes, frozen or live foods like brine shrimp and daphnia, and occasional vegetable matter. Guppies are omnivorous and benefit from a balanced diet to enhance their coloration and overall health. Compatibility is generally high, as they can thrive in community tanks with other small, non-aggressive species.
Acclimation should be gradual to minimize stress, ideally over several hours, by floating the sealed bag in the tank and slowly mixing tank water into the bag. A quarantine period of at least two weeks is recommended for new arrivals to monitor for any signs of disease before introducing them to the main tank, ensuring the health of both the new and existing inhabitants.
Grade A Full Red Guppy Albino Males are suitable for shipping, provided they are packed securely in breathable bags with adequate oxygen. A packing density of 1-2 fish per liter is recommended to ensure their safety during transport. Maintain temperatures between 22-26°C during shipping, as they are sensitive to extreme temperature fluctuations. No CITES restrictions apply to this species.
Species Parameters
Max Adult Size
6.0 cm
Origin
Southeast Asia
Diet
omnivore
Temp Min
24.0 °C
Temp Max
28.0 °C
pH Min
6.50
pH Max
7.50
Min Tank
40 L
