The Full Gold Guppy is a captivating and radiant variety of the popular Guppy fish (Poecilia reticulata). Known for its shimmering golden coloration, this guppy stands out as a true gem in the world of freshwater aquarium fish. With its vibrant appearance and lively personality, the Full Gold Guppy has become a cherished favorite among aquarists and hobbyists worldwide.

Appearance:

• Golden Coloration: The Full Gold Guppy boasts a stunning and uniform golden color covering its entire body, including its fins. The intensity of the gold hue may vary slightly among individuals.
• Tail and Fin Shape: Guppies typically have fan-shaped tails and flowing fins. The Full Gold Guppy maintains these characteristics with a unique gold shine.

Water Conditions:

• Temperature: Maintain a stable water temperature between 72°F and 82°F (22°C to 28°C) for the well-being of Full Gold Guppies.
• pH Level: Aim for a slightly alkaline to neutral pH level between 7.0 and 7.8 to replicate their optimal living conditions.
• Water Hardness: Provide moderately hard water with a hardness level between 8 and 12 dGH.

Tank Setup:

• Tank Size: Guppies are relatively small and can thrive in a tank of at least 10 gallons (38 liters). Larger tanks with more swimming space are beneficial for guppies to exhibit natural behaviors.
• Filtration: Proper filtration and regular water changes are essential to maintain excellent water quality for guppies.

Feeding Habit:

• Omnivorous Diet: Full Gold Guppies are omnivores and have a varied diet in the wild.
• High-Quality Flakes and Pellets: Offer high-quality guppy flakes or pellets as their primary diet.
• Supplementary Foods: Supplement their diet with occasional treats of live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, daphnia, or bloodworms to provide added variety and nutrition.

Behavior:

• Peaceful Nature: Full Gold Guppies are peaceful and can coexist with other peaceful community fish species.
• Social: Guppies are social fish and prefer to be kept in groups, especially females.

Care:

• Tank Mates: Consider peaceful tank mates suitable for a community aquarium with similar water conditions.