Guppy Gallery - Swordtail
The swordtail come in single or double sword tail. Ideally only the sword portion of the tail should be colored with 5 to 1 proportioned dorsal. Swordtails are long lived compared to delta tailed guppies.
Color Types
Albino
AOC
AOC BiColor
Black
Blue
BlueGreen Bicolor
Bronze
Females
Gold
Green
HB AOC
HB Blue
HB Green
HB Pastel
HB Purple
HB Red
HB Yellow
Multi
Purple
Red
Red BiColor
Round Tail
Snakeskin
Swordtail
Yellow
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This lower swordtail would be entered in the single swordtail class. Terry Aley has won multiple 1st place awards with this strain. |
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This lower swordtail would be entered in the single swordtail class. Alan Bias has won multiple 1st place awards and has a informative blog on genetics. Perfect shaped lower sword. |
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This double swordtail guppy shows good shape to the IFGA double sword tail standard. IFGA requires that the double sword shows clear finnage between the swords. This proves that the fish was not a trimmed delta tail to be a double sword. |
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This lower swordtail would be entered in the single swordtail class. |
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This lower swordtail would be entered in the single swordtail class. |
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This bottom swordtail would be entered in the single swordtail class. |
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This double swordtail would be entered in the Double Swordtail class. |
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This double swordtail would be entered in the double swordtail class. |
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This double swordtail would be entered in the Double Swordtail class. |
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This double swordtail would be entered in the double swordtail class. |
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This double swordtail would be entered in the double swordtail class. |
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This double swordtail would be entered in the double swordtail class. |
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This bottom swordtail would be entered in the single swordtail class. |