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Product Code: GYA100-03.5
Nice well conditioned females with a good assortment of colourful tails.
Product Code: GYA500-03.5
Assorted male guppies are very popular sellers, with their lovely mix of bright colours and active showy nature.
Product Code: GYB100-03.5
With its jet black appearance, this colour form makes a very appealing contrast to brighter coloured guppies.
Product Code: GYN200-03.5
The Blue Neon is a very popular Guppy, with its beautiful bright blue colouration.
Product Code: GYN400-03.5
The Gold Neon is one of the more striking golden-yellow colour forms, with its neon silver body and solid gold tail.
Product Code: GYR200-03.5
Also known as the Redtail Blonde Guppy, these Red males are a striking addition to a community tank with their vivid red bodies and tails.
Product Code: GYS350-03.5
Snakeskin Guppies are one of the more popular forms of guppy, with their intricately patterned bodies and strong colours. Also known as Gold Cobra Guppy.
Product Code: GYS600-03.5
Snakeskin Guppies are one of the more popular forms of guppy, with their intricately patterned bodies and strong colours. Also known as Red Cobra Guppy.
Product Code: GYS900-03.5
A very popular colour variety, the Sunset has a very attractive yellow and orange-red tail colour.
Product Code: GYT700-03.5
One of the "old favourites", the Red Tuxedo male guppy is a very striking fish with its dark body and red fins.
Product Code: KIP500-04.5
The Gold Panchax is a hardy surface dwelling fish with a nice bright golden body. It is not fussy about water conditions or diet, and is suitable for community aquariums of similar sized fish. This fish is an aquarium-bred strain of Aplocheilus lineatus, a fish native to India. Growing to 9-10cm, larger specimens may sometimes eat small fish.
Product Code: KIP500-06
The Gold Panchax is a hardy surface dwelling fish with a nice bright golden body. It is not fussy about water conditions or diet, and is suitable for community aquariums of similar sized fish. This fish is an aquarium-bred strain of Aplocheilus lineatus, a fish native to India. Growing to 9-10cm, larger specimens may sometimes eat small fish.
