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| sparkysbigbro | Posted: 28/10/2006 9:30 Updated: 28/10/2006 9:30 |
Home away from home   Joined: 26/4/2006 From: Wiltshire Posts: 433 |
 Re: Snip! Another of our new guppieslooks like an endler/guppy cross to me
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| Fishy-Fishy | Posted: 28/10/2006 12:31 Updated: 28/10/2006 12:31 |
Tropical Moderator   Joined: 30/8/2004 From: - Posts: 9605 |
Re: Snip! Another of our new guppies I think you are right, those orange patches look like endler markings to me.
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| KrabbiePattie | Posted: 28/10/2006 16:21 Updated: 28/10/2006 16:21 |
Home away from home Joined: 23/2/2006 From: Posts: 971 |
Re: Snip! Another of our new guppies Should I take him out and put him in a tank of his own then or leave him with the female guppies?
They are not going to be the best looking guppie babies (assuming we ever get any)in the world and he came from the local pet shop advertised as a male guppy. I was talking to the lad in the shop about breeding guppies and being new to it (he breeds mollies). He did say when they have babies to bring some in each week and he will take some off me. |
