Pink Crescent Guppy Poecilia Reticulata
 3cm

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Guppy Pink Crescent Scientific Name: Poecilia reticulata Common Names: Pink Crescent Guppy, Pink Guppy Overview The Guppy Pink Crescent is a popular ornamental strain of the well-known guppy species, Poecilia reticulata. This particular variety is prized for its stunning, vibrant coloration, which includes hues of soft pink, purple, and iridescent tones. The males are especially colorful, displaying a beautiful crescent-shaped pattern on their tails, which gives them their "Crescent" name. These guppies are small, peaceful fish that make great additions to community tanks and are relatively easy to care for, making them a favorite among beginner and experienced aquarists alike. Key Information Size: 1.5–2 inches (3.8–5 cm) Lifespan: 2–3 years Temperament: Peaceful, social Diet: Omnivore Swimming Level: Mid to top level Habitat & Tank Setup Tank Size: Minimum 10 gallons for a small group Group Size: Best kept in groups of at least 3–5 individuals Substrate: Fine gravel or sand Decor: Plants, driftwood, and hiding spots (they appreciate gentle areas to hide) Plants: Live plants such as Java Moss, Amazon Sword, or floating plants Lighting: Moderate to bright Filtration: Moderate filtration with gentle water movement Water Parameters Temperature: 72–82°F (22–28°C) pH: 7.0–8.0 Hardness: Soft to moderately hard (6–12 dGH) Water Quality: Needs clean, well-oxygenated water; regular water changes Feeding Diet Type: Omnivore Suitable Foods: High-quality flakes or pellets Frozen or live foods (brine shrimp, daphnia, bloodworms) Vegetables such as spinach or zucchini Feeding Frequency: 1–2 times per day, in small portions Tankmates Compatible With: Other peaceful species like tetras, rasboras, and other small livebearers Peaceful bottom dwellers such as Corydoras or small loaches Shrimp and snails Avoid: Aggressive fish or large species that could harm or outcompete guppies Fin-nipping species Care Notes Breeding: Guppies are livebearers, meaning they give birth to live young. Providing plants or hiding spots is essential to protect fry from being eaten. Temperament: Guppies are generally peaceful, but males can be slightly competitive during breeding. Keeping a ratio of 1 male to several females helps reduce aggression. Water Quality: Regular water changes are vital for maintaining water quality and preventing stress-related diseases. Social Nature: These fish thrive in groups and do well with other peaceful community fish. Fun Fact Guppies are known for their prolific breeding habits, and the Pink Crescent variety is no exception. The females can give birth to a new batch of fry every 3-4 weeks, which means you can quickly expand the population if you're not careful. The colorful males are particularly eye-catching and will often display their vibrant tails and fins to attract females during mating displays!

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