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I bought this guppy yesterday. It's color was beautiful. My question is can this male guppy breed? His gono. is really long instead of short like other male guppies.



Yes, great looking fish!Their gonpodiums depends on their kinds or maybe that's how he was already born. It depends. He still can breed. He's beautiful.
I cross bred my endler with a normal female guppy and I'm waiting now for results.Yes, great looking fish!
He'll be fine. Don't worryThanks you all. I was worried because I've never saw, well, any livebearer that had a really long gono. The picture really doesn't do him justice, though. He has an iridescent blue along his back.
I cross bred my endler with a normal female guppy and I'm waiting now for results.
I'll PM you the resultsI'd like to see the results of that.
Please doI'll PM you the results
I willPlease do
This is a ribbon guppy. They are not born like that. The gonopodium becomes more elongated as the male matures. But once it's elongated like this, he won't be able to mate. Therefore, younger ribbon males are used for reproduction instead of an adult one. But they also use males with a normal gonopdium to crossbreed with a ribbon female guppy. A part of the male offspring will develop an elongated gonopodium.I bought this guppy yesterday. It's color was beautiful. My question is can this male guppy breed? His gono. is really long instead of short like other male guppies.
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Well, there are more fancy livebearers where the male's got an elongated gonopodium.Thanks you all. I was worried because I've never saw, well, any livebearer that had a really long gono. The picture really doesn't do him justice, though. He has an iridescent blue along his back.


Yes, great looking fish!