Lyretail Guppies have a long forked tail that makes up a good portion of their body, which in total can only reach lengths of about 2" maximum. Male Lyretail Guppies are normally silver, red or green with yellow or white in their tales. Males are almost always smaller than their female counterparts. Females of this species are not as brightly colored and have a more rounded anal fin then the males, which is more pointed. It is said that the Lyretail Guppy is quite easy to bred in captivity. Just make sure that you have a breeding box for the fry, otherwise they might be eaten, cannibal style! You can check out the Lyretail Guppy in the short video below...
A combination of algae based foods with meaty foods well keep these omnivores happy and healthy. Brine Shrimp, Tubifex, Bloodworms and flake food will all work well for the Lyretail Guppy.


1 comment:
Hello! Thank you for the info. I have been keeping guppy for many years but never tried this species.
In my opinion, they look much nicer than the regular ones
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