Endler Guppy Male (Red Bar)

Endler Guppy Male (Red Bar)”: The Red Bar Endler, or simply the Endler’s Livebearer (Poecilia wingei), is a small and colorful freshwater fish species popular among aquarium enthusiasts.

Red Bar Endler fish are known for their vibrant and striking colors. They typically have a brilliant red-orange coloration with distinct bars or stripes, which gives them their name. These fish are small, with males reaching around 1 inch (2.5 cm) in length and females being slightly larger.

One of the most notable features of Red Bar Endlers is the sexual dimorphism. Males are more colorful and have the red bars and stripes, while females are plainer and less colorful.

Endler’s Livebearers are native to the freshwater streams and lagoons of Venezuela, particularly in the Cumana region. They are named after John Endler, who conducted research on the species.

Like other livebearer fish, Red Bar Endlers give birth to live fry rather than laying eggs. This makes them relatively easy to breed in captivity.

Red Bar Endlers are known for their peaceful and social behavior. They are compatible with other small, non-aggressive fish species and can be kept in community aquariums.

These fish are relatively hardy and can adapt to a range of water conditions. However, to maintain their vibrant colors and health, it’s best to provide them with clean, well-filtered water and a stable temperature. They do well in aquariums with plenty of hiding places and live or artificial plants.

Red Bar Endlers are omnivorous and will eat a variety of foods, including high-quality flake foods, live or frozen foods like brine shrimp and daphnia, and even some vegetable matter.

The Red Bar Endler fish is a visually stunning and relatively easy-to-care-for species that has gained popularity in the aquarium hobby. Their vivid colors and active nature make them a delightful addition to freshwater community tanks.

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