Silverado HB Red Tail Guppy is an attractive ornamental guppy variety featuring a contrasting silver body, dark half-black coloration, and a striking red tail. Its vibrant appearance makes it a beautiful addition to freshwater community aquariums.
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Silverado HB Red Tail Guppy is an attractive ornamental guppy variety featuring a contrasting silver body, dark half-black coloration, and a striking red tail. Its vibrant appearance makes it a beautiful addition to freshwater community aquariums.
Silver-toned body with half-black coloration and a prominent red tail. Color intensity and fin shape can vary between individual fish.
1.5–3 years
Omnivore
Silverado HB Red Tail Guppy is a colorful and beginner-friendly ornamental fish that adds contrast and movement to a peaceful freshwater aquarium.
Easy
10 gallons
6.8–8.0
Moderately hard to hard
22–28°C
3–6 cm
Other peaceful guppies, platies, mollies, small rasboras, and compatible community fish.
Large predatory fish, aggressive fish, and persistent fin-nippers.
Poecilia reticulata
Poeciliidae
Selectively bred aquarium strain
Peaceful and social; keep in groups with more females than males when maintaining mixed-sex groups.
Feed high-quality guppy flakes or micro pellets. Supplement with suitable live or frozen foods such as daphnia and baby brine shrimp. Offer small portions once or twice daily.
Livebearer
Guppies are livebearers. Females can give birth to free-swimming fry approximately every 21–30 days under suitable conditions. Provide dense plants or a separate nursery area to help protect the fry.
Maintain clean, stable, well-oxygenated freshwater with regular partial water changes.
Ich, fin rot, fungal infections, and problems caused by poor water quality or sudden changes in water parameters.
Peaceful
Peaceful, active, and social. Males may display to females and occasionally compete with other males.
Silverado HB Red Tail Guppies are selectively bred ornamental freshwater fish appreciated for their contrasting body colors and vibrant red tails. They are active swimmers, adapt well to stable aquarium conditions, and are suitable for peaceful community tanks. Like other guppies, they reproduce by giving birth to live fry.