Black Chest Endler (Poecilia wingei)

Black Chest Endlers are a striking nano livebearer known for their dark chest marking, vibrant body color, and constant activity in the aquarium.

These small but eye-catching fish are perfect for planted aquariums, nano tanks, and peaceful community setups. Their bold contrast and lively swimming make them a standout choice for hobbyists who want color and movement in a smaller aquarium.

Closely related to guppies, Endlers are smaller, more active, and often show sharper, more defined patterning. Black Chest Endlers are especially popular for their unique dark front-body marking and bright accent colors.

Size at Sale: ~0.5–1 inch

Key Features

• Distinct dark chest marking
• Bright contrasting body coloration
• Small nano fish ideal for 5–20 gallon tanks
• Peaceful and community-friendly
• Livebearer (gives birth to live young)

Why Black Chest Endlers Stand Out

Black Chest Endlers are prized for their unique front-body contrast and high activity level, making them a premium choice for nano fish keepers and livebearer enthusiasts.

Ideal Tank Mates

• Ember Tetras
• Green Neon Tetras
• Rasboras
• Corydoras Catfish
• Shrimp and snails

Care Tips

• Keep in groups for best activity
• Provide plants for cover and comfort
• Maintain stable water parameters
• Great for beginner aquariums

Recommended Food

• Micro pellets
• High-quality flakes
• Frozen foods (baby brine shrimp, daphnia)

What You’ll Receive

• Healthy Black Chest Endler
• Carefully packed for safe shipping
• Heat/cold packs as needed
• Live arrival guarantee

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Black Chest Endlers good for beginners?
Yes, they are hardy, active, and easy to care for, making them an excellent beginner fish.

Can they live in nano tanks?
Yes, Black Chest Endlers are ideal for 5–20 gallon aquariums.

Are they the same as guppies?
They are closely related but smaller, more active, and often display more defined patterns.

Do they breed easily?
Yes, Endlers are livebearers and reproduce readily in aquariums.