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The Ivory Dumbo Guppy features a creamy ivory-colored body with large dumbo pectoral fins that give it an elegant and graceful swimming appearance.

  • Note:If you order 2 qty of a specific variety , then you will receive 1 male and 1 female. If you order 5 qty of a specific variety, then you will receive 2 male and 2 female and the last one will be based on availability.
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    Product Details

    • Description :

      The Ivory Dumbo Guppy features a creamy ivory-colored body with large dumbo pectoral fins that give it an elegant and graceful swimming appearance.

    • Appearance :

      A creamy ivory body color with translucent to pearly fin tones. Males show more vibrant ivory hues and larger dumbo pectoral fins, while females are slightly larger with less dramatic fin extension.

    • Lifespan :

      1–3 years

    • Diet :

      Omnivorous

    • Closing Thoughts :

      The Ivory Dumbo Guppy is a magnificent choice for aquarists who appreciate elegance and subtle beauty. Its ivory tones and signature dumbo fins make it a standout addition to any guppy collection.

  • Care Level :

    Beginner

  • Minimum Tank Size :

    10 gallons

  • pH :

    6.8 – 7.8

  • Water Hardness :

    Moderately hard to hard

  • Temperature :

    22°C – 28°C (72°F – 82°F)

  • Max Size :

    2.5 inches

  • Tank Mates :

    Mollies, platys, rasboras, neon tetras, Corydoras, shrimps, snails, and other peaceful fish.

  • Bad Tank Mates :

    Fin-nippers such as Tiger Barbs, Serpae Tetras, aggressive cichlids, Bettas (male), and large predatory fish.

  • Scientific Name :

    Poecilia reticulata

  • Family :

    Poeciliidae

  • Origin :

    Selective breeding in Asia; originally derived from wild guppies native to South America.

  • Social Behavior :

    Very social; best kept in groups or harems (1 male with multiple females).

  • Feeding Details :

    Provide guppy flakes or micro pellets as a staple. Supplement with brine shrimp, daphnia, mosquito larvae, and occasional blanched vegetables to support color and digestion.

  • Breeding Behavior :

    Livebearer – females give birth to fully formed fry every few weeks.

  • Breeding Details :

    As livebearers, females can produce 20–40 fry every 4–6 weeks. Dense plants like Java Moss or floating plants increase fry survival. Fry grow quickly on baby brine shrimp, microworms, and crushed flakes.

  • Important Water Parameters :

    Stable pH between 6.8–7.8 with moderate hardness. Ensure weekly 25–30% water changes for optimal health.

  • Common Health Issues :

    Susceptible to ich, fin rot, fungal infections, and stress caused by poor water quality or strong currents that may strain their large fins.

  • Temperament :

    Peaceful and social

  • Behavior & Temperament :

    Calm and active swimmers that use their dumbo fins gracefully. Males often display their fins while courting females. They explore all areas of the tank and thrive in groups.

  • The Ivory Dumbo Guppy (Poecilia reticulata) is a refined guppy variety known for its soft ivory coloration and oversized dumbo pectoral fins that resemble small wings. This variety is appreciated by aquarists for its gentle appearance, smooth fin movement, and compatibility with peaceful community tanks. Selectively bred for beauty and symmetry, the Ivory Dumbo thrives in planted tanks and displays best under soft lighting. Like all guppies, it is hardy, adaptable, and breeds readily when provided stable conditions.

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