Assorted Jumbo-Sized Female Guppy (Poecilia reticulata) – Colorful, Hardy, and Ready to Breed
Overview:
Our Assorted Jumbo Female Guppies are vibrant, healthy, and larger than standard strains — perfect for community tanks, breeding projects, or simply adding color and personality to your aquarium. These female guppies are selectively bred for size and health, making them a great match for jumbo males or peaceful tank mates.
? Species Information:
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Scientific Name: Poecilia reticulata
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Common Name: Jumbo Female Guppy
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Size: 5–6.5 cm (1"-2") – larger than typical females with their bellies
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Lifespan: 2–3 years
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Temperament: Peaceful, social
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Diet: Omnivore – flakes, micro-pellets, live/frozen foods (brine shrimp, daphnia)
? Aquarium Requirements:
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Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons (larger for breeding groups)
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Water Type: Freshwater
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Temperature: 22–28°C (72–82°F)
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pH Range: 6.8–7.8
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Hardness: Moderate to hard
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Tank Setup: Live plants, gentle flow, and hiding spaces
? Highlights:
✅ Larger-bodied females – ideal for breeding
✅ Assorted colors and tail patterns for visual variety
✅ Hardy, peaceful, and easy to care for
✅ Great for both display and breeding colonies
✅ Pairs perfectly with jumbo or fancy male guppies
These female guppies are large in size and already have huge bellies. Pair one up with your male today!
Listing is for one fish. As we sell many fish each day from walk-in and online customers, we cannot pick and choose.
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Female guppies
All arrived on time and healthy. They were packaged very well Will order ahain
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Guppy ladies
Solid coloration on these females I received.
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Female guppie
Healthy arrive
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Excellent Service
This shipment of guppies came from, California to Tennessee by Overnight Fedex and arrived in excellent condition considering it was cold weather all across the country. There was a heater pack that kept the fish water warm in spite of the temperature being 24 degrees the day they arrived. Nice shipping innovation. I will definitely buy more products from here. THANK YOU again.
