Leopard Guppy

[makatak123]

Hi,this is makatak123 and i was wondering if anyone new a lot about Leopard Guppys?I'v bred about a 10 and really like em.Please tell me some facts.)

[lilmissruffcountry]

They are often referred to as "The Millions Fish". Come in tons of different colors and styles of finnage. Very hardy. Breed like rabbits. Males are often more colorful. Although I own a few strains where the females hold thier own on color. They like warmer temps, a little aqua salt, plants, and will eat whatever they can get their mouth around. Peaceful, although I have seen a few females smack each other around a few times...rather funny if I might say ). Anyhow, if you have any questions, there are a few of us that speak guppy. Let me know if you have any questions specifically....

[villa1973]

well it will be good if you post a picture, maybe what you are calling a leopard guppy we know as something else.
but as far as i know a leopard guppy is a hb aoc guppy in other words a guppy with half black or also call tuxedo and a fiew others colors in the tail.
if that what we talkng about is a cross between a snakeskin guppy and a hb guppy.

[makatak123]

Heres a pic off the internet:

http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs37/f/2008/263/1/d/Male_leopard_spot_guppy_by_gradge.jpg

[lilmissruffcountry]

Looks like a Classic Snakeskin to me, but I could be wrong. There are a lot of variations to the "snake" pattern. Very classy fish though. I keep 2 tanks of them at home here.

[villa1973]

totally agree with u it is a classic snakeskin guppy

[makatak123]

i heard i was a leopard guppy!?

[lilmissruffcountry]

i heard i was a leopard guppy!?

Nope, this is what a HB Leopard looks like....

[Gapzero]

Missruff is correct. I also breed snowleopards, which is a blonde/HB aoc leaopard.

[villa1973]

glad to see somebody else steping in,what other kinbds of gupps you got,could you post a picture.

[lilmissruffcountry]

Missruff is correct. I also breed snowleopards, which is a blonde/HB aoc leaopard.

YES! Pictures PLEASE! I have never seen that cross locally.