How to tell when Guppy will give birth? 4 signs of Endler Guppies birth!

How to tell when Guppy fish will give birth? What are the signs of Endler guppy birth? Watch this amazing video of Guppy Fish giving birth to learn best tips on when Guppies will start giving birth!
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[@AquascapingCube]

How to tell when Guppy fish will give birth? Any other tips from your side?

[@ejbrinegar]

Dear Mateusz: Although it is tempting to call Endler’s livebearers “guppies,” the Endler’s livebearer (Poecilia wingei) is a separate species from the guppy (Poecilia reticulata). Endler’s can be crossed with guppies, but this dilutes the gene pool. Avid hobbyists often want to maintain pure strains. I bred fancy guppies for three decades. I switched to Endler’s, because they are less inbred and don’t require a heater. I prefer to keep a tank heavily planted and my livebearers well-fed, so that most, healthy fry survive. Sickly and deformed fry may be devoured, which is less heartbreaking than “culling.” Thank you for sharing the signs that a female livebearer is ready to drop fry. You did a terrific job, on this, informative video and I truly appreciate your, camera work. All my best, Sincerely, E. J. Brinegar

[@AquascapingCube]

Hello, Yes, I know and you are correct. I was thinking a lot about how should I address this fact in the video. The problem is that a lot of people are mixing those two and guppy name is MUCH more popular those days even though it's not correct. Even ALL my stores in my area have wrong labels saying: Endler Guppy, Fancy Guppy etc. Anyway I went with general term Guppy, so it could reach more people that are looking for "Guppies" even if they have Endlers. Maybe it was a mistake? But I feel that this topic maybe needs to be addressed in separate video. Thank you for (as always) excellent comment.

[@ejbrinegar]

Dear Mateusz: I appreciate your understanding. I just wanted to point this out. You did a fantastic job, on a very informative video. Sincerely, Brinegar

[@slowstartpokemon8652]

Good video. You fit more into 6 mins that others manage in 20. Just added females to the existing males in our tank so hopefully will see the four signs soon

[@AquascapingCube]

Thank you! That was exactly the point - save time and be specific :) And you WILL see results very soon ;)

[@TheBeny2000]

Cool video, nice timings!

[@AquascapingCube]

Thank you!😊

[@aravisish]

Great content!

[@AquascapingCube]

Thanks :)

[@laurazielinski2437]

Excellent info! Thanks so much! 😊

[@AquascapingCube]

Thank you :) 😊

[@rdred8693]

They are so cute!

[@AquascapingCube]

Yes they are :)

[@neilcox2739]

Another good video, thank you. I haven't been using a breeder box for my endlers but thinking about it after watching

[@AquascapingCube]

Thank you! Go for it! ;)

[@C-tip]

Nice 👍🏻

[@AquascapingCube]

Thanks ✌️

[@MsVakka]

I’ve bought 6 guppies in the beginning of November, now I have the 3-rd generation already😂 Had to buy a smaller tank for young generation, but some were left in the tank where they were born and they survived.

[@AquascapingCube]

Haha. Yes, this happens sometimes ;)

[@RicardoJunqueira]

Where are you from?

[@AquascapingCube]

Poland

[@artandgrow9240]

I have an endler-only tank, so these days I just let the female give birth in the tank! The other endlers never try to eat them so now I have too many babies lol. However, they DO show interesting behavior when they notice one of their own being isolated. They become extremely confused by the separation!

[@AquascapingCube]

True :) In general there are good chances that lots of young will survive. Especially in case of smaller "natural endlers", bigger fancy guppies have more chances to eat their fry just because of the size.

[@farhanishraq1529]

Is it absolutely necessary to keep the newborn babies in a separate tank? I don't know much about guppies. I just added a breeding pair of them inside my cherry shrimp tank yesterday.

[@Cn_Tower]

I don’t know much about guppies either but my guppies were still able to produce healthy babies without a separate tank. There will just be less of them

[@AquascapingCube]

Hi, not it's not necessary. You will just have much more young ones if you separate them. Otherwise they might get eaten by bigger fish.

[@dudusiagata3117]

Witam serdecznie pozdrawiam z Polski miłego weekendu życzę

[@AquascapingCube]

Dziekuje i wzajemnie!