Sakura Guppy – Vibrant and Hardy Livebearer

The Sakura Guppy (Poecilia reticulata) is a stunning and colorful freshwater fish, known for its vivid red, pink, and orange hues resembling cherry blossoms. Similar to the Black Sakura Guppy

This hardy and adaptable livebearer thrives in community aquariums, adding a splash of colour and graceful movement.

Male sakura guppies exhibit more intense coloration and long, flowing fins, while females are slightly larger with a more subdued appearance.

Sakura Guppy are peaceful, social fish that do best in small groups, where they display natural schooling behaviour.

As livebearers, they give birth to free-swimming fry, making them an excellent choice for breeding enthusiasts.

Sakura Guppy are resilient nature and ease of care make them perfect for both beginner and experienced aquarists.

Key Features:

•Brilliant Sakura-Colored Body: Shades of red, pink, and orange resembling cherry blossoms.

•Hardy & Easy to Care For: Ideal for beginner aquarists.

•Peaceful Community Fish: Best kept with tetras, rasboras, mollies, and other small species.

•Active & Social: Best housed in groups for natural schooling behavior.

•Livebearer & Easy to Breed: Produces live fry, making them great for breeding projects.

Care Instructions:

•Tank Size: Minimum 40L+ for a small group.

•Water Temperature:22-28°C (72-82°F).

•pH Level:6.8-7.8 (slightly acidic to neutral water preferred).

•Diet: Omnivorous – thrives on high-quality guppy flakes, micro pellets, live/frozen foods, and vegetable matter.

•Tank Mates: Best with small, peaceful fish such as tetras, corydoras, rasboras, and other livebearers.