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I know what endlers are and what they look like. But are they guppies or what? I've heard them called endler's guppies, but what are they really?
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They are related. Guppies being Poecilia reticulata and endlers Poecillia wingii.
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Endlers are a wild fish. Guppies have been bred into fancy varieties for years. They will interbreed readily and some lines of fancy guppies have endler blood.
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Does anyone know if endlers can have blue colorings without any red? I bought a feeder fish that I thought was an Endler but it has more of a clear, round tail and 2 little black dots on its sides with peacock-blue coloring around the edge of the black dots. I'm trying to breed it to gambusia in an outdoor tub pond just to see what results.. Doesn't look like a Japan blue guppy either but I can't find a pic of anything similar -sorry I dont have a photo, but he's small like an endler.
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