Black Bar Endler (Male) – Vibrant Livebearer with Bold Black Markings

Black Bar Endler (Male) – Vibrant Livebearer with Bold Black Markings

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Black Bar Endler (Male) – Vibrant Livebearer with Bold Black Markings

The Black Bar Endler (Male) is a classic and popular strain of Poecilia wingei known for its vivid orange, green, and black markings. Named for the bold black vertical bar along its body, this small and active livebearer adds constant motion and brilliant color to freshwater aquariums.

Black Bar Endlers are peaceful, hardy, and perfect for nano or planted tanks. Males stay small and display their brightest colors when kept in groups. They’re an excellent choice for aquascapers and beginners alike due to their easy care and lively personality.

🐟 Key Features:

  • Iconic black bar pattern with metallic orange and green tones
  • Peaceful livebearer ideal for community and planted aquariums
  • Small, active, and easy to care for
  • Hardy and great for beginners
  • Displays best color under bright LED lighting

🌡️ Care Guidelines:

  • Temperature: 72°–82°F
  • pH: 6.8–8.0
  • Temperament: Peaceful
  • Diet: Omnivore – flakes, pellets, and live or frozen foods
  • Size: Males grow up to 1 inch

💡 Pro Tip: Keep a group of males together or in a ratio of 2–3 females per male for optimal display and minimal stress. Add floating plants for security and natural behavior.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Are Black Bar Endlers peaceful?
A: Yes—very peaceful and active. They do great with guppies, small tetras, shrimp, and snails.

Q: Can Endlers and guppies live together?
A: Yes, but they can interbreed—keep them separate if maintaining pure strains.

Q: Do they need a heater?
A: Yes—maintain 72°–82°F for vibrant coloration and good health.

Q: How many Endlers should be kept together?
A: Groups of 6 or more males display the best color and activity.

Q: Are they shrimp-safe?
A: 100% safe—Endlers coexist peacefully with shrimp and snails.

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