



Fancy Guppy Pair Yellow Rainbow (Poecilia reticulata)
Fancy Guppy Pair Yellow Rainbow is a selectively bred variant of Poecilia reticulata, known for its vibrant yellow and rainbow-toned coloration. These guppies are ideal for both beginner and experienced aquarists due to their hardiness, peaceful nature, and stunning appearance.
Appearance & Traits
- Coloration: Males typically display bright yellow bodies with rainbow iridescence across their tails and dorsal fins. Females are usually larger and less colorful but still attractive
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Size:
- Males: 1.2–2.4 inches
- Females: 1.6–2.5 inches
- Lifespan: 2–3 years, with proper care
Tank Setup
- Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons for a small group; larger tanks preferred for breeding
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Water Parameters:
- Temperature: 75–82°F (24–28°C)
- pH: 6.8–7.8
- Hardness: 143–214 ppm KH, 107–357 ppm GH
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Aquascaping:
- Use live plants like Java Moss,or Anubias
- Provide open swimming space and gentle filtration
Diet
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Omnivorous: Feed a mix of:
- High-quality flakes and micro pellets
- Frozen/live foods: brine shrimp, bloodworms, daphnia
- Vegetables: blanched spinach, peas
- Feed 1–2 times daily, removing uneaten food promptly
Behavior & Compatibility
- Temperament: Peaceful and social; ideal for community tanks
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Tank Mates:
- Good: Corydoras, mollies, platies, tetras, rasboras
- Avoid: Fin-nippers like barbs or aggressive cichlids
- Social Structure: Best kept in groups of 5+ to reduce stress
Breeding
- Livebearers: Females give birth to 20–40 fry every 4–6 weeks
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Fry Care:
- Use dense plants or breeding boxes for fry protection
- Feed fry baby brine shrimp and finely crushed flakes
- Separate fry from adults to prevent predation
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Description
Fancy Guppy Pair Yellow Rainbow is a selectively bred variant of Poecilia reticulata, known for its vibrant yellow and rainbow-toned coloration. These guppies are ideal for both beginner and experienced aquarists due to their hardiness, peaceful nature, and stunning appearance.
Appearance & Traits
- Coloration: Males typically display bright yellow bodies with rainbow iridescence across their tails and dorsal fins. Females are usually larger and less colorful but still attractive
-
Size:
- Males: 1.2–2.4 inches
- Females: 1.6–2.5 inches
- Lifespan: 2–3 years, with proper care
Tank Setup
- Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons for a small group; larger tanks preferred for breeding
-
Water Parameters:
- Temperature: 75–82°F (24–28°C)
- pH: 6.8–7.8
- Hardness: 143–214 ppm KH, 107–357 ppm GH
-
Aquascaping:
- Use live plants like Java Moss,or Anubias
- Provide open swimming space and gentle filtration
Diet
-
Omnivorous: Feed a mix of:
- High-quality flakes and micro pellets
- Frozen/live foods: brine shrimp, bloodworms, daphnia
- Vegetables: blanched spinach, peas
- Feed 1–2 times daily, removing uneaten food promptly
Behavior & Compatibility
- Temperament: Peaceful and social; ideal for community tanks
-
Tank Mates:
- Good: Corydoras, mollies, platies, tetras, rasboras
- Avoid: Fin-nippers like barbs or aggressive cichlids
- Social Structure: Best kept in groups of 5+ to reduce stress
Breeding
- Livebearers: Females give birth to 20–40 fry every 4–6 weeks
-
Fry Care:
- Use dense plants or breeding boxes for fry protection
- Feed fry baby brine shrimp and finely crushed flakes
- Separate fry from adults to prevent predation






















