Tropical fish for sale. 8 Stunning Endler Fry. 
 
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The picture is of adult Adult Endler Guppies to show what the fry will look like when they grow. The fry are 1-2 weeks old and 0.5cm to 1.5cm in size.
 
You will receive 8 Endler Guppy Fry.  Delivery is free using Royal Mail 24 hour Tracked service. Royal Mail can sometimes take 2 days to deliver, therefore, 48 hour heat pack is used during cold weather.
 
🐟 Endler’s Livebearer Care Guide (Poecilia wingei)
 
Endler’s Livebearers — compact, beginner-friendly, and great for small tanks.
 
Endler’s Livebearers are closely related to guppies but stay smaller and often show intense neon coloration. They’re peaceful, hardy, and ideal for nano tanks, community setups, or breeding projects.
🏠 Tank Setup
Tank Size:
Minimum: 5–10 gallons for a small group
Ideal: 15–20+ gallons if mixing sexes or keeping a colony
Water Parameters:
Temperature: 72–82°F (22–28°C)
pH: 6.5–8.0
Hardness: 8–20 dGH (they prefer harder water)
Ammonia/Nitrites: 0 ppm
Nitrates: < 30 ppm
Filtration:
Use a sponge filter or low-flow filter. Endlers dislike strong current.
Substrate & Décor:
Sand or fine gravel
Add live plants (Java moss, Hornwort, Water sprite) — great for fry cover
Driftwood and rocks for natural aesthetics
Lighting:
Moderate lighting; helps show off their vivid colors and support plant growth
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Tank Mates
Compatible with:
Small peaceful species like:
Corydoras
Platies
Guppies (they will cross breed with endlers livebearers)
Neon tetras
Pygmy rasboras
Shrimp
Snails
Avoid:
Large or aggressive fish (e.g., angelfish, barbs)
Fin-nippers
Overcrowded tanks (they breed fast)
🍽️ Feeding
Diet: Omnivorous
Offer a varied diet for best color and health:
High-quality micro pellets or flake food
Frozen/live brine shrimp, daphnia, bloodworms
Crushed spirulina flakes or veggie matter
Feeding Frequency:
1–2 times per day; only as much as they eat in ~2 minutes
👶 Breeding & Sexing
Livebearers:
They give birth to live fry every ~3–4 weeks
Sexing:
Males: Smaller, brightly colored, pointed gonopodium
Females: Larger, rounder, usually duller with a gravid spot
Fry Care:
Use dense plants or a breeding box to protect fry
Feed powdered food, baby brine shrimp, or infusoria
Note: Males will constantly pursue females — use a 1:2+ male-to-female ratio or keep single-sex tanks if not breeding.
🧼 Maintenance
Weekly:
25–40% water changes
Clean substrate and remove debris
Check water parameters
Monthly:
Rinse filter media in tank water (not tap)
Prune plants as needed
⚠️ Common Issues
Overpopulation:
They breed rapidly — have a plan or separate sexes early
Stress or aggression:
Caused by overcrowding, poor water quality, or imbalanced sex ratios
Disease:
Watch for ich (white spots), fin rot
Maintain good water quality to prevent issues
🌿 Tips for Success
A heavily planted tank improves fry survival and mimics their natural environment
Use a tight-fitting lid — they're small and can jump
Endlers are social; keep in groups of at least 4–6
❤️ Final Thoughts
Endler’s Livebearers are colorful, active, and low-maintenance. Their small size makes them perfect for nano aquariums or breeding colonies. With clean water, good food, and a peaceful setup, they’ll reward you with beauty and behavior.