Black Moscow Guppy

Black Moscow Guppies are fish that get a strong black color along their body. Males will have the red coloration across their body whereas females will have it on their tails. Guppies are a peaceful fish that are safe to keep with community fish however, fish that are known to nip fins should be kept separate. Guppies can be kept with shrimp but they might eat the shrimp fry. They are commonly seen swimming in the top of the water column although it is common to find them swimming in the middle column as well. Lids are recommended when keeping guppies, they are not afraid to jump.    Scientific Name: Poecilia Reticulata Max Size: 2.5” pH: 6.0-8.0 Temperature: 65-82° Minimum Tank Size: 5 gallons Temperament: Peaceful Diet: Flake/pellet, frozen and live food Compatibility: Guppies, Corydoras, Snails, Shrimp, Otocinclus, Smaller Tetras and Rasboras