Glass Belly Guppies Male & Female (Poecilia reticulata)

Glass Belly Guppy

Unique, eye-catching, and fascinating, Glass Belly Guppies are known for their semi-transparent abdomen, giving them a distinctive glass appearance.

This rare and interesting guppy strain adds something different to planted aquariums, nano tanks, and peaceful community setups. Their partially transparent body allows you to see internal structure, making them a conversation piece in any freshwater aquarium.

Peaceful, hardy, and beginner-friendly, Glass Belly Guppies are perfect for hobbyists looking for a unique livebearer that stands out from traditional colorful strains.

Size at Sale: ~11.5 inches

🐠 Key Features

• Semi-transparent glass belly appearance
• Unique and uncommon guppy strain
• Peaceful and community-friendly
• Active freshwater fish
• Livebearer (gives birth to live young)

🔥 Why Glass Belly Guppies Stand Out

Glass Belly Guppies are highly sought after for their unusual transparent look, making them a unique addition for hobbyists who want something different and visually intriguing.

🐠 Ideal Tank Mates

• Tetras (Neon, Ember, Cardinal)
• Corydoras Catfish
• Rasboras
• Platies and Mollies
• Other peaceful community fish

🛠 Care Tips

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

🍽 Recommended Food

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

📦 What Youll Receive

• Healthy Glass Belly Guppy
• Carefully packed for safe shipping
• Heat/cold packs as needed
• Live arrival guarantee

🔍 Frequently Asked Questions

Are Glass Belly Guppies good for beginners?
Yes, they are hardy and easy to care for, making them excellent beginner fish.

Can they live in community tanks?
Yes, they are peaceful and do well with other calm community fish.

What makes them different?
Their semi-transparent abdomen gives them a unique see-through appearance not found in most guppies.

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