American Red Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)

The American red-tailed guppy is improved from the American red-tailed guppy we introduced earlier. It is not an albino breed, nor is it a special gene. The difference from the American red-tailed guppy is that the head and abdomen of the American red-tailed guppy are generally not covered in red. The biggest feature of the American all-red guppy is that the entire fish, except for the eyes, is basically covered in deep red, making it very recognizable. The earliest American all-red guppies, as the name suggests, were artificially improved from the United States and Taiwan.

Sales size: 3~5 centimeter

Adult size: 4 About centimeters

Breeding water temperature: above 18℃

Food: Feed red worms brine shrimp