Pigeon Blood Male Guppy
Pigeon Blood Male Guppy
The Pigeon Blood Male Guppy is a striking freshwater livebearer prized for its deep, intense blood-red body accented with darker, smoky tones and flowing, vibrant fins. Each fish brings a bold, dramatic splash of crimson color to the planted aquarium, standing out with every graceful movement.
Hardy, peaceful, and easy to care for, the Pigeon Blood Male Guppy is an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced hobbyists looking to add rich, eye-catching color and lively activity to a community tank.
Why We Love the Pigeon Blood Guppy
- Deep, intense blood-red coloration with striking darker accents
- Long, flowing fins with elegant finnage and movement
- Hardy and adaptable – perfect for beginners
- Peaceful temperament, ideal for community aquariums
- Active swimmer that adds energy and color to any tank
Recommended Aquarium Setup
- Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons
- Adult Size: 1.5–2 inches
- Temperament: Peaceful
- Water Temperature: 72–82°F
- pH Range: 6.8–7.8
- Care Level: Easy
Diet & Feeding
Pigeon Blood Male Guppies are omnivores and thrive on a varied diet. Offer high-quality flake food as a staple, supplemented with frozen or live foods such as brine shrimp, daphnia, and bloodworms to enhance their coloration and overall health.
Tank Mates
These peaceful guppies do well with other calm community species such as mollies, platies, tetras, corydoras catfish, and snails. Avoid housing them with aggressive or fin-nipping fish that may damage their flowing fins.
Care Notes
Maintain clean, stable water conditions with regular water changes and gentle filtration. Guppies appreciate a planted aquarium with open swimming space. They are livebearers and will readily breed in a well-maintained tank.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Pigeon Blood Guppies easy to keep?
Yes – they are among the hardiest and most beginner-friendly freshwater fish available.
Will they breed in my tank?
Guppies are prolific livebearers and will breed readily when kept in good conditions with females present.
Do they need a heater?
A heater is recommended to keep the water within the ideal 72–82°F range for best health and color.
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