Pink Flamingo Guppy (Pair)
The Pink Flamingo Guppy male is primarily red with pink highlights, a very pretty guppy. Females will produce a mix of offspring with red to true pink flamingo colors.
Guppies look great against plants, and 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 |
| Adult Size | Up to 2″ |
| Lifespan | 2–3 years |
FAQ
What is the difference between male and female Pink Flamingo Guppies?
Male Pink Flamingo Guppies are primarily red with pink highlights. Females produce offspring that can range from red to true pink, offering variety in coloration.
Do Pink Flamingo Guppies need plants in the tank?
Yes, plants are recommended as they provide shelter for fry and enhance the overall environment for the fish.
How long do Pink Flamingo Guppies typically live?
Pink Flamingo Guppies typically live for 2 to 3 years with proper care.
Stewart Black –
These guppies are vibrant and active. The pink and red colors stand out well in the tank. I added some ludwigia, and the fry have been safe and growing well.
Alexandra Quinn –
Great addition to my community tank. The fish are peaceful and don’t stress other species. The color variation in the offspring is impressive.
Robert Slater –
Easy to care for and very attractive. I’ve kept them for over a year and they’re still healthy and lively. The plants help keep them calm and protected.