Purebred guppy

[JLake]

I dont know much about guppies but i like number 1

[syno321]

I've got a feeling that the albino strain is probably not as hardy as the second strain.

[Wackinator]

I dont know much about guppies but i like number 1

Thanks JLake!

I've got a feeling that the albino strain is probably not as hardy as the second strain.

hmm I didn't think of that, but I have had good luck with guppies every time I tried, even if they are not as hardy, they shouldn't be extremely delicate but I will inquire about that.

Thanks!

[timmyg]

I like both but I chose option 1. haha... coming from a livebearer lover

Option 1 rarer

Option 2 prettier

[fishclubgirl]

My question for you; are you ready to breed a quality fish? Do you have "grow out tanks", good filtration, quality food and time to do water changes culling, etc?? A quality fish does not just happen usually. I'd hate to see you spend big money on a fish and not be ready for it. As for marketing, you might want to try the local clubs and find out who else is breeding guppies. They might have or know of someone who has these fish at a more reasonable price or be a potential customer. Good luck!!

[Wackinator]

thanks for the posting guys but I had a change of mind, I was about to order a trio of guppies 2 days before my 20 gallon started giving me problems and fishclubgirl for once in a long time I actually had a lot of things planned out, I had 3 tanks that could be used for adults and was arranging for a bunch of grow out "buckets" atleast 2 for each gender, the buckets were off kijiji and the person claimed that they were 50 gallon each. Unfortunately this hobby seems to be trying to tell me something >.> I am still interested in this project but probably wont do anything till the summer.

And JimmyG I had the exact same problem lol, one was prettier the other one was rarer, thats why I put it up here =D

Thanks everyone!