Japan Blue Double Swordtail Endler Guppy MALE – 2cm

Japan Blue Double Swordtail Endler Guppy MALE – 2cmThe japan blue double swordtail male dazzles with its vibrant blue hues, ideal for lively community aquariums. Native to Venezuela, this hardy Endler guppy thrives in planted tanks, charming all aquarists. Its active nature adds flair. Moreover, its easy care ensures a stunning display, enhancing any tank with its radiant colors and graceful presence.AppearanceThe japan blue double swordtail male boasts a compact body with shimmering blue scales and dual sword-like tail extensions. Growing from 1-2cm to 2.5cm, its vivid colors shine. Additionally, its sleek fins enhance its elegance. Thus, this guppy’s striking look creates a captivating focal point in any well-lit aquarium setup.Ideal Tank MatesJapan blue double swordtail males thrive with peaceful fish like guppies, tetras, or mollies. Avoid aggressive species to maintain harmony. Furthermore, small groups enhance their playful behavior. Consequently, a well-chosen community ensures these guppies flourish, fostering a vibrant and balanced tank environment for all inhabitants.Feeding & NutritionFeeding the japan blue double swordtail male is simple and rewarding. As omnivores, they relish crushed flakes, live brine shrimp, and micro fry foods. Supplement with algae for variety. Feed twice daily, ensuring they eat within 3 minutes. Therefore, a diverse diet keeps their blue hues vibrant and supports their health.BreedingBreeding them is effortless in planted tanks. As livebearers, females birth fry every 23 days. Provide hiding spots to protect young. Additionally, maintain stable water for fry growth. Thus, successful breeding rewards hobbyists with new generations of these dazzling, blue-hued Endler guppies.Species OverviewSpecies – Poecilia wingeiCommon Name – Japan Blue Double Swordtail Endler GuppyOrigin – On the North of Venezuela and Lagoa dos Patos on the North coast of South America.Diet – OmnivorePH Range – 6.7 – 8.5Temperature – Tropical 22–26°CBreed Type – LivebearerCurrent Size – approximately 1 -2 cm (Grows to approximately 2 – 2.5cm)Max Size – Approximately 2.5cmSex – Un-sexedFAQsWhat size tank do they need? A 40-liter tank suits their small size and activity.Can they live with aggressive fish? No, choose peaceful tank mates to avoid stress.How often should I feed them? Feed twice daily, ensuring no excess food remains.Are they beginner-friendly? Yes, their hardiness makes them ideal for novices.Do they need plants? Plants provide cover for fry and mimic their habitat.