Endler – Golden Japanese Blue
Size: 2 cm
Endler Guppys are very hardy and undemanding in the aquarium. They thrive with a standard freshwater tropical setup and water parameters. They tend to do especially well in planted tanks, which more closely mimic their natural habitat. Endlers prefer harder and warmer water (26–27°C), though this is not essential. Warmer water speeds up growth, but may reduce their lifespan.
This vibrant, peaceful fish is ideal for nano or planted aquariums due to its small size and striking coloration.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| PH Range | 6.7 – 8.5 |
| Temperature | 22–26°C |
FAQ
What is the ideal water temperature for Endler Guppys?
Endlers prefer water temperatures between 26–27°C, though they can survive within the 22–26°C range. Warmer water promotes faster growth but may shorten their lifespan.
Do Endler Guppys do well in planted tanks?
Yes, Endler Guppys thrive in planted tanks as the environment more closely resembles their natural habitat.
How big do Endler Guppys grow?
Endler Guppys grow to a size of 2 cm.
Joseph Bell –
I added the Golden Japanese Blue to my 10-liter planted tank. It’s very active and stays calm with other fish. The color is bright and it adapts well to the water conditions. Easy to care for and looks great in a small setup.
Amy Reid –
The fish arrived healthy and has been thriving in my nano tank. I keep the water temperature around 25°C and it seems happy. It doesn’t eat much but stays active and colorful.
Bella Lee –
Perfect for beginners. The fish is peaceful, small, and adds a lot of visual appeal. I love how it interacts with the plants and doesn’t stress other tank mates.