N Class Endler Fish
N Class Endlers are unique in that the strain has originated from Venezuela and have not had any hybridization. Careful records are kept establishing that they come from an original strain from Venezuela. Endlers were rediscovered by Dr. John Endler in 1975. Most of those fish were then crossed and the pure strains were lost. In recent years they have been again collected from Venezuela, which is how N Class Endlers strains were established. There are many types of N Class Endlers.
Size and Appearance
Males grow to an adult size of 0.75 to 1 inch and display an amazing variety of colors. Females are larger, typically growing bigger than males.
Origin
The N Class strain is derived from Venezuela and is considered a pure, non-hybridized line. It was rediscovered in the 1970s and has since been preserved through careful collection.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Origin | Venezuela |
| Gender | Male: 0.75–1 inch; Female: larger |
| Hybridization | None |
| Discovery | 1975 by Dr. John Endler |
*Please note actual fish may differ from the pictures as colors aren’t always stable.
FAQ
Where does the N Class Endler strain originate from?
The N Class Endler strain originates from Venezuela and is considered a pure, non-hybridized line.
How big do male N Class Endlers grow?
Male N Class Endlers grow to an adult size of 0.75 to 1 inch.
Are N Class Endlers genetically pure?
Yes, the N Class Endlers have not undergone hybridization and are derived from an original strain collected in Venezuela.
Felicity Coleman –
Received the N Class Endlers and they arrived healthy. The males show vibrant colors, though they vary slightly from the photos. They are active and seem to enjoy their tank environment. A great addition to a small community aquarium.
Isaac Hunter –
The fish are lively and colorful. I noticed some variation in color between individuals, which is expected. They are smaller than guppies, as described. Easy to care for and maintain in a well-balanced tank.
Ian Robertson –
This strain is a true representation of the original Venezuelan Endler. The males are striking in color and the fish are active and peaceful. I appreciate the transparency about color variation in the description.