Guppy Endler (Poecilia wingei): Elegance and Vitality in your Aquarium
Water Type: Guppy Endlers prefer slightly alkaline waters with a pH between 6.5 and 8.5. Maintain a moderate hardness to replicate your natural environment.
Temperature: Maintain a water temperature between 24 °C and 28 °C to keep these fish in optimal condition.
Aquarium Size: For a small group, an aquarium of at least 40 liters is suitable. Provides places to hide and swim freely.
Care: It offers a varied diet that includes quality scales, live foods and vegetables. The Guppy Endlers are omnivorous, so they need a balanced diet.
Possible Diseases: It monitors the presence of common diseases in aquarium fish, such as fungal infections and parasitic infections.
Colors and Varieties: The Guppy Endlers are known for their vibrant colors and attractive patterns, which vary by variety. You can find them in a wide range of colors, from solid tones to bold fin patterns.
History and Origin: Native to South America, the Guppy Endler are a smaller, more vibrant variant of the common Guppys.
Trivia:
- Sexual Dimorphism Pronounced: Males are smaller and more colorful than females, with more developed dorsal fins.
- Prolfic Reproduction: The Guppy Endlers are known for their active reproduction. Females give birth to live young, and can reproduce easily in aquariums.
Weight and Size: Guppy Endlers reach a length of about 2-3 centimeters as adults, with males generally smaller than females. Their vitality and bright colors make them a cheerful addition to any community aquarium.
