Scientific Name: Poecilia Reticulata
Common Name: Glass Belly Albino Yellow Tuxedo Guppy
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Glass belly guppies are known for their transparent bellies. This unique physical characteristic allows you to see internal organs as well as observe developing fry. Paired with yellow tones, this guppy is a great addition to any peaceful community tank or as the main fish.
Guppies typically inhabit the upper areas of the aquarium, but will periodically swim to other areas of the aquarium. They are known jumpers and any aquarium with guppies should have a lowered water line or be fitted with a lid or cover to provide security. Guppies are peaceful and should be kept with other non-aggressive tank mates. They do best in groups with an absolute minimum of 3.
Diet
Guppies are not picky eaters and will readily accept a varied diet. We recommend high-quality pellets, flake foods, frozen or freeze-dried foods.
Tank bred
- Temperament: Peaceful - Should be kept with peaceful species
- Average Size: 1 - 1.5"
- Diet: Omnivore
- Tank Size: 5-10G minimum
Overall rating: 2.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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Generally weaker fish
"My experience has been surprisingly similar to the other review. My albino female has also not been eating and has always been weaker than the others. Other males don’t seem to want to mate with her either, despite being in the tank for a while."
Bad genetics
"I purchased 5 about 4 months ago, now they are all gone. 3 of the females produced offspring with the male I purchased, then visibly didnt produce eggs again, then died. The male suddenly stopped eating one day as well and died. All the while i had some koi glass belly guppies from another source that lived in the same tank and I have had 0 losses with that group. The offspring between these yellow glass belly and my koi come out to be normal and survive thus far."