Ginga Rubra Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)

Ginga Rubra Guppy Key Characteristics & Care Origin: Developed in Japan by Kenjiro Tanaka. Appearance: Males display intense red/orange, appearing sometimes very pink- with snake-like patterns on the tail. A metallic sheen on a blonde body. Females are larger and plainer with a strong golden hue. Size: Small compared to typical fancy guppies, often mistaken for Endlers. Temperament: Active and peaceful, suitable for community tanks with small, non-aggressive tankmates. Water Parameters: Hardy and adaptable, thriving in temperatures between 64° - 84° F (18° - 29° C) Diet: Omnivorous; they readily accept high-quality flakes, algae-based foods, and live/frozen foods like brine shrimp or bloodworms. Breeding: Prolific breeders; they are livebearers that thrive in planted aquariums. Average Adult Size: 1 inches (2.5 - 4cm)