Guppy Crossbreed: Blue Moscow x Tequila Sunrise - P & F1

[@Undeadstein]

Blue Moscow Tequila Sunrise sounds like an amazing drink.

[@stanleydog1454]

I'd also believe it if someone said it was an off-brand gatorade flavor, too

[@frogpalpeeper4249]

@@stanleydog1454 Ha ha HA!

[@jadenpeterson4881]

Blue curaçao, ginger beer, tequila, orange juice and grenadine? Maybe?

[@StartWithAnE]

Sounds like a indica/sativa cannabis hybrid

[@ryan4333]

Lol yea

[@DGrey]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Could be the nicest thing anyone has done for me : ) The metalhead trait came from the moscow male. The partial snakeskin pattern most likely from the yellow of the tequila sunrise. It was probably created with a micariff yellow and they can have snakeskin/cobra in the back round. The metalhead male looks Fantastic! Nice work.

[@LifeinJars]

Thanks for your comment!

[@bird2034]

Oh dope! Always love your videos, even the ones that aren’t just about the closed ecosystems.

[@LifeinJars]

Thanks great to hear!

[@spingebill8551]

My French teacher has a fish tank in his class with a ton of guppy’s but almost none are as colourful as these. He also got a ton of crayfish and a huge sucker fish in there. I have seen the crayfish give birth.

[@LifeinJars]

Cool

[@Catglittercrafts]

Tbh that sounds over stocked and unhealthy

[@noahjuniorgaming3494]

Me am french

[@sweeflyboy]

Sounds overstocked

[@sweeflyboy]

@Le Baguette Yes, I have never had a pleco but I hear they won't think twice about devouring small fish.

[@FieryCoal]

Nice! I’ve been cross breeding shrimps for a bit, can’t wait to get more diversity in my tank!

[@LifeinJars]

Good luck!

[@FieryCoal]

1:56, spying on babys eh? Kinda weird my dude

[@LifeinJars]

They're my babies

[@scorchinggoat9589]

@@LifeinJars until karen takes them

[@Sticks_And_Glue]

I really like it when you explain biology

[@lukewirges1101]

Really love guppies, and its nice to see a bit of info about their genetics. Thanks for sharing

[@aurora_dawn123]

That's awesome, I love breeding different guppy breeds, I love to see how they end up, I've been working on it for two to four years now.

[@tud5708]

Those are some beautiful babies! can't wait to see the f2 generation!

[@vcrambles]

This is why I love guppies. Just watching all these new creations come to life in real time

[@EvelynnEleonore]

I cannot WAIT for the next episode on this!!! if they can stabilize a pretty pattern in the further down the line... that could be a new lil breed of guppy!

[@EightJane]

Super fun to see! I've been working on some breeding projects with my guppies as well. Decided to focus on crossing blonde endlers (sword tail) with platinum and tequila sunrise guppies. Its so much fun!

[@shaered4378]

I breed guppies for 5 years and always loved what mixes I can get. You are doing great and those are gorgeous!

[@ilikegrapes6399]

Is fish incest a problem? This is the first time I have ever had this thought.

[@vovin8132]

Yes. I had some killifish, or as I called them derpfish, and they somehow spawned some defective offspring. One had a really messed up spine, and lived awhile until it disappeared. For the aquarium world, that means it was gobbled up unexpectedly.

[@stanleydog1454]

fincest?

[@MikevanLieshout]

My father-in-law had some guppies where the tail was up in a 30° angle. So when swimming the tail was straight but the body was looking at the surface. Bit strange and they didn't live long.

[@sweeflyboy]

Guppies handle genetic defects better than most other fish but eventually it does have a large effect.

[@jasepoag8930]

Yeah, as Mike mentioned, the curved spine is the most common defect you'll see.

[@sten423]

Crossbreed result looks so cool😍

[@ignaciomaneiro1959]

So beautiful!! Love the vid man thanks

[@LunaSeaDream]

Thanks for sharing this side project. I really enjoy hearing the Science behind the colors.

[@antonioalvarez9087]

This is awesome! keep up the great work!

[@BlueVenom9]

the babies came out beautiful

[@Igo4cheese]

I think it has been a decade, or more, since I've seen someone use a Punnett square. Mendel alert.

[@VoxNerdula]

Nowadays most people paint their guppies so it is not necessary.

[@dietcokeonthemorguefloor4023]

these fish are beautiful, an excellent turnout!

[@EmaA-pu7nc]

My biotechnology lessons finally paid off, oh my god. Can't wait to see the next episode, my dude! :>

[@ComfyLaur]

Yess!!! I love these kinds of videos where people crossbreed animals!!!

[@jasminahaverinen5759]

Why is this channel so entertaining and educational at the same time??? You should become a teacher!

[@AcoAegis]

Your music is always great, love it

[@ItsKiraLyn]

What a neat project and I’m grateful for the channel recommendation! I love bad jokes!

[@roughbets888]

Looking forward to F2. F1 turned out pretty darn cool!!

[@barbhelle5481]

Thank you. They are very pretty. I miss raising guppies.

[@NCrdwlf]

I always had an aquarium as a kid and used to have fun with this kinda stuff using tank dividers. You’ve inspired me to get another aquarium . Nice content as always .

[@LifeinJars]

Thank you!

[@catherinee.422]

Cool! can’t wait to see the F2 generation

[@catherinee.422]

犬のふしだらな女 no, i am not. also, i used to know a possum named kevin. shady guy.

[@catherinee.422]

犬のふしだらな女 well im not a therapist, but maybe you should start speaking to someone about those dreams

[@catherinee.422]

犬のふしだらな女 i thought all those symptoms were just my depression

[@catherinee.422]

犬のふしだらな女 wow, didnt know you were a scientologist, but thinking on it now, it all makes sense. did you know that tom cruise is also a scientologist?

[@slavpepe6581]

Beautiful fish, great video

[@mov362]

Love the guppy breeding. Please do more.

[@sparksgaming1955]

could you make a “step-by-step” video on how to make the “Life In Jars” and how much sun the jars need?- can they be in a south-facing window, or do they need constant sunlight?

[@jasonmartin9469]

I use to breed guppies ,until an ice storm took out power for us for a week..They didn't make it .Even when I moved some ( the Best) to a holding tank close to the fire place..I had some very pretty morphs. It was sad...Right now I am breeding isopods (wood lice ,or what ever name is local to the reader)Including pill bugs... And getting some very interesting morphs..And I have always loved house spiders (cobweb weavers/False Black Widows)..I have kept Black Widows too..SO I found an unhatched egg sac and the spider lings are so cute..The MOM was a almost candy apple red w/gold markings..Can't wait to see what the little ones look like..I wish I could post pics or vids..The comp I'm borrowing is..well Old It hardly keeps up w/YT...(waiting on parts for my real one..Repairs..sigh..)..Love your Vids..Keep having fun..Life is so diverse/interesting when you stop for a second or two and just LOOK...I sometimes just walk outside and look between the blades of grass to see what's going on..I'm quiet sure I look a bit "Strange"..Don't care...I think the strange people are are those that don't .😋...We "Strange People" gotta stick together. 😊

[@VyvienneEaux]

I would die of happiness if there were a KZbin channel dedicated to exploring guppy crossbreeding like this! I have literally searched for videos of various guppy and endler crosses hundreds of times, and this is the best one I have found. I need to check out D Gray (I wonder why I didn't find it before! Bad Google!) You may be disappointed by the look of the moscow trait against a yellow body. The iridescence doesn't show up as well on a lighter body as it does on the grey or black base colors. My most iridescent fish are 3/4th and 7/8ths guppy-endler hybrids with the black body trait from a tuxedo-dumbo mosiac cross. They are even more vivid to look at than the wild-type looking endlers (which have a light body)!

[@jasepoag8930]

Ahh, guppies.8 or 9 year old me was SUPER into breeding them. I didn't really know what I was doing, but I'd basically just try to make interesting looking crosses. Still in the aquarium hobby to this day, but I'm doing marine reef tanks now.

[@jesusnicolas5037]

good stuff, i would like to see more

[@stanleydog1454]

Really cool! I didn't understand everything the first go-round but it challenged me and I learned some new things! And I got to watch fish. Feels good man. (Also I'm sure that one male fish wisely took your fashion advice.)

[@james4thedoctor482]

I accidentally started breeding guppies a couple of years ago. This year, in like my F3 or 4 generation, I got one yellow bodied baby that turned out to be a male. Since he was born I have called him my shiny Magikarp

[@Positron001]

Your guppies are so pretty

[@harishkarthik951]

There should definitely be a variation in both phenotype and genotype in f2 generation

[@cagla.simsek]

That was pretty interesting to watch. Love your videos

[@autumnlee1615]

Awesome! They look so beautiful.

[@betterthantelevision]

Beautiful guppies.

[@apolloreinard7737]

beautiful! I'm inspired.

[@alanamaria1003]

They look so cool :0 I like how the females have blue eyes, they look like pearls with a cool yellow tail. They all came out so beautiful :D

[@LittleIcarus]

Hello, I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos! You inspired me to create my own eco-jar! I've only had it for about a day, but so far it's doing very well. :3

[@LifeinJars]

Awesome!

[@LittleIcarus]

@@LifeinJars Thanks!

[@DGPlays94]

You could totally make alot more videos about just biology and aninals in general! I personally enjoy all of your videos, no matter what the subject matter.

[@nanvolentine9110]

You're a very interesting and intelligent young man. Your videos are fascinating.

[@palednoct]

Do more of this! its cool to see other contents from you

[@Olivia.Boyd.]

The females are beautiful! Such an interesting display of traits for both the males and females.

[@thatkidjason1234]

This is really cool! Nice fish

[@collinpeacock4678]

This is so cool, great idea for variation.

[@The-Grateful-Hippie]

How interesting. Our tank of African Cichlids bread several times. The mother was orange with black spots like a Malawi Scale Eater. The father was blue with dark blue vertical stripes. So their F1 produced fish that were orange with black stripes or spots in a striped pattern, or just orange with black spots like a leopard.

[@Lordspaghett]

Years ago I accidentally recreated the blue Moscows by crossing full black guppies with albino light blue guppies. Some of the best looking fish out there

[@ae7262]

Those males are beautiful, im excited for the next video in this series (even if it will take another 6 months)

[@Brutis1996]

This is a very cool video I would most definitely watch more

[@shkrimp5607]

Damn, you really gave a whole genetics recap. Be my prof please 😂🥴

[@christopherdouglas1693]

I love this content! Please make more videos like this if possible 😁

[@PiranahKill]

Beautiful fish man, keep it up!!!

[@maanvis81]

Love these vids, I used to have an aquarium too :). Did you ever make an aquarium for breeding sticklebacks? It is quite fun to see the males build their nest.

[@miguel1199]

So beautiful!

[@rubyharris6119]

"as a bonus makes terrible jokes" sounds excellent lol

[@NishnaValleyRailVideos]

You should do more of these I enjoyed this!

[@thecreativestudio9557]

Do more of these please!! 🥰

[@Shaden0040]

The Snakeskin pattern was originally known as the tapestry or lace pattern and found in wild caught endlers which were then bred into guppies. I used to have some lace endler /guppy crosses, Bright yellow bodied with black netting pattern over the body and tail some also had black dots scattered around their bodies and caudal tail. The dorsal fin was yellow with a very fine black lace patterning on it. Some of hthe crosses also had some white spots on the body inside the black lacing on the body.

[@LifeinJars]

That sounds amazing

[@QueenMelodyAngel13]

I low key ship those fish. One looks like day and the other looks like night!✨✨✨

[@goibui7381]

Yessss F2! Can’t wait!!

[@realrebelli0n]

Thanks for the interesting video! I love guppies and I would love to see more of them on your channel. In the future I myself want to cross light blue endlers with black guppies.

[@mrs.garcia6978]

Very pretty and interesting!

[@omaeve]

That’s fascinating my brother worked for a fish store when he was a teenager and dating the bosses daughter we became his breeders for his Moscow that he got we kept reading him until they had absolutely no white chin and we’re fully black at that point we decided to change our line because we were having problems with cancer in the fish I love the two fish Moscow and yellow guppies is one of the rare chances that you can really tell the females from the males by the coloring. It’s great not to have bland females keep up the good work hope for future updates.

[@MsGrimly]

I love this! I'm very interested in small organisms which is why I subscribed 2 years ago or so.. But I also really love guppies lol and tried to research strain breeding years ago... Didn't get far but I'm looking forward to hearing you out.

[@Carrot210]

Love just the casual biology lesson but where do you get the music in the background

[@Silence872]

I realy liked this you should do more of these videos 😁👍🏻

[@kideatspaper3618]

genetics r fascinating

[@retrobebop61]

Loved this! Thanks!

[@chernobylbread1753]

i love your content keep it up

[@Interp66]

Great project!

[@shelbyrorrer404]

I have black metal lace guppies. I have been thinking about crossing a few with my friends dumbo mosaic male because it seems like the strain I purchased is so inbred they are difficult to keep healthy. I love the way your cross turned out, they’re beautiful!

[@shelbyrorrer404]

Currently I only have first generation of my guppies as my females arrived pregnant and died shortly after giving birth so I am letting them grow before considering getting any more fish

[@KimPlantsArt]

Oh that’s so cool. I’d expect more babies soon based off of your females gravid spots.

[@gardeneque4342]

I was inspired by you and started my own channel

[@Mosbjorn]

this is super cool

[@theincarnationofboredom207]

Is it safe to breed them if they're technically siblings?

[@LifeinJars]

Yeah I can breed them again, guppies are quite hardy, and then I'll probably end the experiment after the f2 generation.

[@memeboi6017]

@Le Baguette yeah only once then try to make a stable geen pool

[@sfgaming1749]

Omg i love them very much,they are so pretty,i hope u can make a new strain out of them,im rooting for u :)

[@AlegoCarmadein]

I had guppies and mollies at one time and they bred and made muppies as we called them

[@frogpalpeeper4249]

I had a dog who was half German shepherd and half rottweiler. We called him a shepweiler. Nice dog too.

[@Pr4TheNPC]

Bro this guy taught me a punett square which I was 120% about Also I had a single female guppy that produced 30+ babies in 1 haul

[@pcgNino]

love the music

[@junetrenkins5658]

Great Experience! :) I have too always the snake skin in my Guppys and wonder how it comes from. :D

[@thedogefather]

what is the name of the tasty jam going on in the background?

[@dopey_duck_944]

1:20 level one bio class flashbacks 5:05 *flashbacks intensify* oh god oh frick

[@ivygarcia6878]

This is so cool

[@aquatropicalnature1698]

Amzing job bro

[@Summcake]

Can you crossbreed a guppy and a betta fish

[@--sql]

I've always wanted to selectively breed animals or plants for something weird. It's easier to do if they reproduce in large numbers. Shrimp are a really good option. Imagine breeding shrimp for transparency, and then when you're satisfied enough that you can see through them, start breeding them for brain size. Although you might cause a weird version of District 9 in real life if you do that.

Happy Mendelian noises

[@jeremylee8844]

You are one AMAZING guy. Your intrested in such a diverse amount of stuff and have the intelligencetoback it up. If only you lived in the USA. Your the kind of guy I'd let date my daughter. LOL

[@jaimemonzon2817]

Interesting content thanks for sharing

[@chesterbesterfeild]

please keep this up! This is very interesting and could help me with my cross-breading projects. Punnit squares are hard mang. For example, how do you know if your 1st breeding pairs are heterozygotes? Trial and error with the f1 and f2 hybrids?

[@justyouraveragecountrybump5558]

nice. I once tried crossbreeding two beautiful guppies, then after some time I realized they're both male....