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Explore Guppy fish for sale in Singapore from aquarium shops, breeders and specialist sellers on FishyHub. Compare different strains, colours, fin types, sizes and prices from multiple sellers in one marketplace.
Guppies are among the most popular freshwater aquarium fish, known for their vivid colours, active behaviour and huge variety of selectively bred strains. They are commonly kept in community aquariums, planted tanks and dedicated Guppy setups.
Guppies are available in countless combinations of body colour, tail pattern and fin shape. Popular strains in Singapore may include Full Red, Blue Moscow, Tuxedo, Dumbo Ear, Ribbon and other fancy Guppy varieties.
Full Red Guppies are prized for strong red coloration across the body and fins. The depth and consistency of the red can vary between bloodlines, so buyers often compare body coverage, tail shape and overall colour intensity.
Blue Moscow Guppies are known for deep metallic blue coloration, often extending across much of the body and tail. They are popular among hobbyists who prefer rich, uniform colour rather than highly patterned fish.
Tuxedo Guppies typically display a darker rear body contrasting with brighter colours on the front half and fins. They are available in many combinations, including red, blue and multicolour forms.
Dumbo Ear Guppies are recognised by their enlarged pectoral fins, which create a distinctive wing-like appearance. They may be available in a range of colour strains and tail patterns.
Ribbon Guppies have elongated fin structures that give them a particularly ornamental appearance. These traits are selectively bred and may be combined with different colour strains.
Other Guppy listings may include Mosaic, Cobra, Grass, Leopard, Albino, Koi, Metal and multicolour strains. Names can vary between breeders, so photos and breeder descriptions are useful when comparing individual fish.
When comparing Guppies for sale, look for:
Avoid fish that are persistently isolated, struggling to swim or showing obvious signs of illness. Where available, review recent photos or videos of the actual fish before purchase.
Male Guppies are usually smaller and more brightly coloured, with larger decorative tails and more elaborate patterns. Females are generally larger-bodied and may have less intense coloration.
If keeping males and females together, expect breeding to occur readily. Hobbyists who do not want fry may prefer keeping a single-sex group.
Guppies are active fish and benefit from a well-filtered aquarium with stable water conditions, open swimming space and areas of plant cover.
A suitable Guppy setup may include:
Plants can be particularly useful in breeding tanks because dense vegetation provides shelter for newborn fry.
Guppies generally do well in stable freshwater conditions and are often comfortable in moderately hard water. Sudden changes in temperature or water chemistry can be more stressful than maintaining one consistent set of conditions.
New fish should be acclimated carefully, particularly when moving between aquariums with different water parameters.
Guppies are omnivorous and benefit from a varied diet containing both plant-based and protein-rich foods.
Suitable foods may include:
Feed portions that the fish can finish without leaving large amounts of uneaten food in the aquarium.
Guppies are commonly kept in peaceful community aquariums and can live with many similarly sized, non-aggressive species.
Potential tankmates may include selected Tetras, Rasboras, Corydoras, Mollies, Platies and other peaceful community fish, provided their water and space requirements are compatible.
Avoid highly aggressive fish or persistent fin-nippers because male Guppies in particular may have long, decorative tails that can attract unwanted attention.
Guppies are livebearers, meaning females give birth to live young rather than laying eggs. They reproduce readily under suitable conditions.
A planted aquarium with mosses, floating plants or other dense vegetation can provide fry with hiding places. If breeding particular strains, separating breeding groups can help maintain desired colours and traits.
Guppy prices in Singapore vary depending on strain, colour, pattern, fin type, sex, breeder and overall quality.
Common Guppies can be relatively affordable, while established premium strains and selectively bred show-quality fish may command higher prices. Pairs, trios and breeding groups may also be priced differently from individual fish.
FishyHub brings Guppy listings from aquarium shops, breeders and specialist sellers across Singapore together in one marketplace, making it easier to compare available fish from multiple sources.
When comparing Guppy listings, consider:
Seller inventory changes frequently because Guppy breeders may produce different strains and generations over time. Check current listings if you are searching for a particular colour or bloodline.
Browse Guppy listings on FishyHub to compare fish from aquarium shops and breeders across Singapore. Available listings may include individual males, females, pairs, trios and breeding groups in different strains and price ranges.
Guppy prices vary depending on strain, colour, quality, sex and breeder. Common varieties may be inexpensive, while premium selectively bred Guppies can cost considerably more.
Guppies are often suitable for newer fishkeepers when kept in a properly cycled aquarium with stable water, suitable filtration and compatible tankmates.
Guppies are social fish and are generally better kept in groups rather than alone. The appropriate group size depends on aquarium size, filtration and whether males and females are mixed.
Yes. Guppies reproduce readily, and females can give birth to live fry under suitable aquarium conditions.
Adult shrimp may coexist with Guppies in many setups, but Guppies may eat very small shrimp or newborn shrimplets. Dense plants and hiding spaces can improve survival.
Sometimes, but compatibility is unpredictable. Colourful male Guppies and their flowing tails may trigger aggression in some Bettas, so the combination should be approached cautiously.
Males are generally smaller, more colourful and have larger decorative fins. Females are usually larger-bodied and less intensely coloured, although appearance varies considerably by strain.
Explore Guppy fish for sale on FishyHub and compare Full Red, Blue Moscow, Tuxedo, Dumbo Ear, Ribbon and other fancy Guppy strains from sellers across Singapore. Compare colours, breeders and prices to find Guppies suited to your aquarium or breeding project.
