how do you tell the difference between a male and female fancy guppy?

Answer 1

check out this pics it might help you
the first site is female guppies, the second male guppies

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&fr=ks-ans&va=female+guppy&sz=all

http://www.aquariumfish.net/catalog_pages/livebearer_guppies/guppies_page_4.htm

Answer 2

I can use technical words but i prefer to use everyday English---underneath the male you will see wht looks like a small sword or stick-----that is anatomy of a male. Guppies can sometimes change sex but once a female is pregnant, she can give birth up to six months without contact of a male. As for the babies--ask pet store owner for some "anacharis" plants and let some float on top of the water and anchor a small group in the gravel for the babies to hide in--other than that---some babies will be devoured unless you put them in a separate tank--either way take some regular food flakes, smash them up fine and they can digest that. Have fun and enjoy watching the fish! Ps ALL male livebearers have the same anatomy----

Answer 3

Females generally have smaller, less colorful tails and tend to be a little fatter. The males have the fancy tails and are a bit sleeker with longer fins, especially the dorsal fin and the ventral fin.
http://www.aqualandpetsplus.com/Livebe6.jpg
^ has a pic of a male guppy's ventral fin which is longer than the female's triangular one.

Answer 4

Females generally have smaller, less colorful tails and tend to be a little fatter.Male has big tails and colorfull and have smaller body

Answer 5

Males have a very colorful tail, apparently, females do not.

Answer 6

male guppys tend to have larger and more colorful tail then females. please answer my questions.

Answer 7

you have sex with both.

Hope I was a help!!!

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