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<b>Common Names:</b> Blue Cobra Guppy, Millions Fish
<br><b>Scientific Name:</b> <i>Poecilia reticulata</i>
<br><b>Family:</b> Poeciliidae
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<br><b>Alkalinity:</b> 7.0-8.5 PH
<br><b>Temp:</b> 72-76°F
<br><b>Hardness:</b> 10-30 KH
<br><b>Life Span:</b> 2-5 years
<br><b>Maximum Size:</b> 2½ inches
<br><b>Preferred Tank Size:</b> 20g
<br><b>Diet:</b> Omnivore
<br><b>Salinity:</b> Varies Greatly 1 tbsp per 5 gallons is a good medium
<br><b>Breeding:</b> Livebearer
<br><b>Temperament:</b> Semi-Aggressive
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<br><b>Compatable:</b> Angelfish, Denison Barb, Bettas, Cory Cats, Danios / Minnows, Discus, Gouramis, Other Guppies, Hatchets, Killifish, Some Loaches, Mollies, Platies, Plecos, Rainbowfish, Rasboras, Swordtails, Tetras
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<br><b>Habitat:</b> Plants should be hardy varieties such as Java Fern and Java Moss that can handle the increased hardness in the tank.
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<br><b>Interresting facts:</b> The guppy is named after the Rev. J.L. Guppy of Trinidad, an early collector of the species from the late 1800's. Guppies are in the family as mollies and mosquitofish. The wild, original guppy is native to Central America, as well as Trinidad and northern South America. Today, many guppies are found in Asia, especially Singapore, where many fancy strains are bred in large fish farms, and shipped to pet stores all over the world. The guppy can live in freshwater, brackish water, or even salt water if acclimated properly.
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<br><b>In The wild:</b> Steams and rivers of Trinidad.
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