Poecilia Reticulata Neon Gold Male
The male Guppy Neon Gold stands out for its vibrant, metallic colors:
Body with a bright, golden yellow base and iridescent blue or neon reflections
Fins (tail & dorsal) usually transparent with gold or neon shades or with patterns
Small and shapely body, characteristic of male guppy
Color varies depending on breeding line and lighting conditions.
Size & Lifespan
Length: 2.5 – 4 cm. (male)
Life expectancy: 2 years (in good conditions)
Behavior
Peaceful, very active and social fish
Lives comfortably in groups, preferably 1 male for every 2-3 females
Ideal for community aquariums with small and peaceful fish
Diet
Omnivorous species
Feeds:
Dry foods (flakes, pellets)
Frozen or live foods (daphnia, bloodworms)
Plant food (e.g. spirulina)
A variety of food is recommended for better colors and health.
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Scientific name: Poecilia reticulata
Common name: Guppy "Neon Gold"
Category: Live-bearing freshwater fish
Family: Poeciliidae
Origin: Breeding (selected variety based on color)
Reproduction
Live-bearing: females give birth to live young fish
Very easy to breed – even in a shared aquarium
A female can give birth every 3–4 weeks, up to 20–40 young
The young need shelter (e.g. plants or moss) to avoid predators
Tips
Avoid coexistence with aggressive or fin-biting fish
Color intensity is improved with good lighting and quality food
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