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Galaxy Blue Tail Guppy Breeding Pair A- Grade

🌌 Galaxy Blue Tail Guppy

Description & Care Guide

✨ Appearance
Galaxy Blue Tail Guppies are selectively bred guppies known for:

– Deep blue caudal (tail) fin with a shimmering, metallic look
– Speckled “galaxy” pattern on the body — often a mix of blue, silver, and sometimes red or yellow flecks
– Long, flowing fins in males; females are larger with shorter fins
– Active, peaceful temperament that makes them great for community tanks

They’re eye‑catching, hardy, and breed easily, which is why hobbyists love them.

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🐟 Ideal Tank Conditions

Tank Setup
– Tank size: Minimum 10 gallons for a pair; more space is always better
– Water temperature: 24–27°C
– pH: 6.8–7.8
– Hardness: Moderately hard water is ideal
– Filtration: Gentle flow; guppies dislike strong currents
– Lighting: Moderate — enhances their blue coloration
– Plants: They love live plants like guppy grass, hornwort, and java moss

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🍽 Feeding
Galaxy Blue Tail Guppies thrive on a varied diet:

– High‑quality micro‑pellets or flakes
– Frozen or live foods: daphnia, brine shrimp, bloodworms (as treats)
– Vegetable matter: spirulina flakes or blanched spinach

Feed small amounts 1–2 times daily.

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❤️ Behavior & Compatibility
– Peaceful and active
– Great with other small, non‑aggressive fish like tetras, mollies, platies, and corydoras
– Avoid fin‑nippers (e.g., tiger barbs)

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👶 Breeding Notes
Guppies breed readily:

– A pair can produce fry every 30 days
– Provide dense plants or breeding boxes if you want to save the babies
– Adults may eat fry, so hiding spots help

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🧼 Maintenance
– Weekly 25–30% water changes
– Keep water clean to maintain vibrant colors
– Monitor for fin rot or ich — guppies are hardy but sensitive to poor water quality

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We can also help you with:
– Setting up a tank specifically for your pair
– Choosing tank mates
– Feeding schedule
– Breeding setup
– Identifying male vs female