Blue Cobra Guppy (Pair)
The Blue Cobra Guppy pair will arrive with a beautiful blue mosaic pattern. Since this variety is a bit harder to breed and grows slower than the red or green cobra guppies, they are shipped slightly smaller than the other cobra patterns. Like all our pairs, females are paired so that offspring will also be blue cobra guppies.
Plants will offer protection for the fry, so we suggest a small cluster of natural or faux ludwigia or similar plant.
Quick Facts
| Scientific Name | Poecilia reticulata |
|---|---|
| Origin | Northern South America (captive-bred) |
| Care Level | Easy |
| Temperament | Peaceful |
FAQ
Are the Blue Cobra Guppies shipped with a male and female?
Yes, the pair includes one male and one female, ensuring that offspring will also be blue cobra guppies.
How long does it take for Blue Cobra Guppies to reach full size?
Blue Cobra Guppies grow more slowly than red or green cobra guppies and may take several months to reach their full size.
What type of plants are recommended for the tank?
A small cluster of natural or faux ludwigia or similar plants is recommended to provide cover for the fry.
Lisa Jones –
The blue mosaic pattern is stunning. The pair arrived healthy and active. I added some ludwigia, and the fry are already hiding among the plants. Very satisfied with the quality and color.
Connor Vaughan –
They are peaceful and easy to care for. A bit smaller than expected, but that makes sense given their slower growth. The pairing ensures future offspring will be blue cobra guppies, which is great for consistency.
Simon Arnold –
The fish are vibrant and show off their blue patterns well. I didn’t expect them to grow as fast, but they’re thriving in my 10-gallon tank with regular water changes.