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How many varieties of guppies are there? Introduction to the three popular varie

Marie Schrader
2020-05-25 16:55:04
The guppy is usually divided into four strains, with 72 species and 12 common species. The three popular varieties are mosaic, grass tail and dress, of which the mosaic tail handle is dark blue, and the pattern on the tail fin is similar to the mosaic pattern. There are dense black spots on the tail of the grass tail, and the tail peduncle of the dress is black, which looks like a dress.
How many varieties of guppies are there? Introduction to the three popular varie

1. how many species of guppies

Guppies can be roughly divided into four strains, a total of 72 species, there are 12 common species, including grass tail, mosaic, dress, snake pattern, sword tail, metal, monochrome, galaxy, glass species, leopard pattern, ancient strain and platinum.

2. the guppy of the three popular species

1, mosaic guppy: This is the most famous of all species, its characteristics are also very obvious, with a dark blue caudal peduncle, and the tail fin on the pattern lines are also very distinct, very much like mosaic mosaic. There are many kinds of stripes, such as red, blue, yellow and black, and some are spots, some are rings, and some are lightning stripes. One of the major weaknesses of this fish is the dorsal fin, which is usually wide.

2, grass tail guppy: Listen to its name seems not very good-looking, but the characteristics of the grass tail is also very obvious, the tail has a small black spot, this species mainly depends on the size of the tail, small black spots more or less, the larger the tail, the more black spots the more valuable. In addition, there are many different types of this variety, such as blue grass tail, red grass tail, yellow grass tail and lace grass tail.

3, dress guppy: This species of black tail peduncle, looks like a dress, so there is the name. The common ones are yellow tail dress, red tail dress and blue tail dress.

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