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Shop Guppies online from aquarium stores, breeders and specialist sellers across the United States on FishyHub. Compare Fancy Guppies, Moscow Guppies, Dumbo Guppies, Full Red Guppies, Koi Guppies and other selectively bred strains by color, fin type, size and seller.
FishyHub helps U.S. hobbyists discover Guppies from domestic breeders as well as selected international suppliers, giving buyers access to a broader range of colors, patterns and breeder lines than may be available from a single local aquarium store.
Guppies are among the most popular freshwater aquarium fish in the U.S. because of their bright colors, active behavior and wide range of selectively bred varieties.
Buying Guppies online makes it easier to compare different strains, breeder lines and sellers from across the country instead of relying only on what is available at nearby aquarium stores.
Fancy Guppies are selectively bred for distinctive color, pattern and finnage.
The term covers many domestic Guppy strains, including solid-color, metallic, patterned and large-finned forms. Individual fish can differ significantly between breeders even when sold under similar strain names.
Guppies are available in a wide range of selectively bred forms, including:
Moscow Guppies are known for intense body coloration that can extend across much of the fish.
Blue Moscow, Black Moscow and other color forms are especially popular among hobbyists looking for strong, uniform coloration.
Dumbo Guppies are selectively bred for enlarged pectoral fins that give them a distinctive flowing appearance.
They may also be sold as Elephant Ear Guppies and are available in many different body and tail colors.
Full Red Guppies are bred for strong red coloration across much of the body and fins.
Color intensity, coverage and fin quality can vary depending on breeder line, age and individual fish.
Koi Guppies are known for bold combinations of red, orange, white and other colors.
Because naming conventions can differ between breeders, compare actual photos and seller descriptions when choosing a Koi Guppy line.
Male Guppies are typically smaller, more colorful and more heavily finned than females.
They are especially popular for display aquariums where hobbyists want bright color without frequent fry production.
Female Guppies are usually larger-bodied and less ornate than males, although selectively bred females can still display attractive color and pattern.
Females are commonly purchased for breeding groups, trios and strain-development projects.
Guppies may be sold individually, as pairs, in trios or as breeder groups depending on the seller.
If breeding is your goal, review sex ratio, strain consistency and breeder information rather than choosing only by color.
FishyHub can feature Guppy listings from aquarium stores and breeders across the United States, helping hobbyists discover livestock beyond their immediate local area.
Domestic sellers may offer local breeder lines, established Fancy Guppy strains and fish already adapted to their own husbandry conditions.
Guppy breeding is a global hobby, and some highly selected strains are developed by specialist breeders outside the United States.
Where available, FishyHub can help U.S. buyers discover international Guppy sellers alongside domestic breeders. International livestock purchases may involve additional shipping, transshipping or import requirements depending on the seller and destination.
Imported Guppies may appeal to hobbyists looking for unusual breeder lines, specific color strains or fish that are difficult to find locally.
Buyers should confirm the seller's export process, U.S. delivery arrangements, transshipping where applicable, and live-arrival terms before placing an order.
Guppies are available in red, blue, black, yellow, orange, white, green and metallic shades, often combined into complex patterns.
Color names may refer to the body, tail, pattern or breeding line, so similar strain names can produce noticeably different-looking fish.
Selective breeding has produced Guppies with a wide range of tail shapes and fin proportions.
Large fan and delta-style tails are especially common in Fancy Guppy lines, although fin shape can differ considerably between strains.
Guppies do well in properly cycled freshwater aquariums with stable water conditions, suitable filtration and enough swimming space.
Plants and other cover can be useful in community and breeding tanks, particularly where newborn fry need places to hide.
Guppies generally do well in stable freshwater with moderate mineral content.
Consistency is more important than repeatedly adjusting the aquarium to chase a single water parameter.
Guppies can live with many peaceful freshwater fish when water requirements and temperament are compatible.
Small Tetras, Rasboras, Corydoras and other peaceful community species may be suitable, but compatibility should always be checked by exact species.
Adult freshwater shrimp may coexist with Guppies in planted community tanks.
Very small shrimplets can be eaten, so dense plant cover may improve survival but cannot guarantee protection.
Guppies are well suited to many planted aquarium setups.
Plants add structure and cover while also giving fry additional places to shelter from adult fish.
Guppies are omnivorous and can accept a range of appropriately sized aquarium foods.
A varied diet can include quality flakes or micro-pellets along with suitable frozen or other foods where appropriate.
Guppies are livebearers, meaning females give birth to free-swimming young rather than laying eggs.
Healthy Guppies can reproduce readily, so hobbyists keeping males and females together should be prepared for growing numbers of fry.
Newborn Guppy fry are small but fully free-swimming.
Fine-leaved plants and other cover can improve survival, especially in aquariums where adult fish remain with the young.
When comparing Guppies for sale, look for:
Newly shipped Guppies may experience stress from transport and changes in water conditions.
Prepare a stable, cycled aquarium before arrival and follow an acclimation approach appropriate to the seller's water and your own tank conditions.
Guppy prices vary according to strain, color, fin quality, breeder line, size, rarity and seller.
Common Guppies and highly selected breeder-quality Fancy Guppies can differ substantially in price, so compare the individual fish, lineage information and seller terms rather than price alone.
Shipping availability depends on the seller, destination, weather and livestock-shipping policy.
Review delivery timing, packaging, live-arrival terms and any destination restrictions before ordering live fish.
When comparing Guppies online, consider:
Yes. Aquarium stores and breeders sell Guppies online across the U.S., subject to seller shipping coverage, weather conditions and applicable requirements.
Fancy Guppies are selectively bred Guppies developed for distinctive colors, patterns and fin shapes.
Yes. Guppies can live with many peaceful freshwater species when tank size, temperament and water requirements are compatible.
Guppies are social fish and are usually kept with others of their kind, but stocking should reflect tank size, filtration and whether males and females are being mixed.
Guppies can reproduce readily in stable aquariums, so mixed-sex groups can produce frequent fry.
Some international breeders sell Guppies to U.S. buyers. Confirm export, import, transshipping and final delivery arrangements with the seller before purchasing.
FishyHub helps hobbyists compare Guppy listings from U.S. aquarium stores, domestic breeders and selected international sellers in one marketplace.
Explore Guppies for sale on FishyHub and compare Fancy Guppies, Moscow Guppies, Dumbo Guppies, Full Red Guppies, Koi Guppies and other selectively bred strains. Discover listings from U.S. aquarium stores, breeders and selected international sellers, and compare color, fin type, sex, breeder line, price and shipping options before choosing your next Guppies.
