hybrid blonde tiger endlers

[customdrum]

Got my blonde tiger endlers today and love the color! these are a strain from adrians endler/guppy hybrids and look really nice. i know everyone is anti hybrids but there so much nicer than my normal endlers!
no there not in the same tank these new guys have there own tank.
after i talked with adrian he says they will have babys nearly the same forever long as there not mixed with others!


my pic

seller pic

 

[vampie]

I don't think that many people are actually anti-hybrid, as long as they're kept away from the pure ones.

Nice looking ones though. That Adrian guy hybridizes like crazy, I know he's created all sorts of stuff from the Guppy/Endler/Molly/Limia/Gambusia group.

 

[dixienut]

i've been wanting some of his endlers but can't decide which ones,....lol too many to choose

 

[customdrum]

there to expensive to lol. i got these from someone who bought his and they breed these blonde tigers over and over.
adrian wants around 42.00 shipped for 3 trios, 3 males 6 females.
i bought 2 males and 4 females for 16.00 shipped, 2 females are prego to lol, no way id pay so much for them. if i can get alot of these bredding and looking right ill sell them for 2.00 each like a regular endler

 

[captmicha]

I love the contrast of the yellow and the black. Nice looking endlers.

 

[ChrisK]

they look great

 

[amazonbrown@yah]

I've kept Endler's Guppy hybrids for years without selective breeding. This has resulted in an almost complete reversion back to the Endler's coloration and body type save for a persistant gold coloration and double swordtail trait. The hybrids are kept separate from the my Guppy stock and I am setting up a 29 gallon planted aquarium for pure Endler's that I will soon purchase.

 

[paperdragon]

Those are pretty cool fish.

 

[Zaffy]

Endlers, Poecilia wingeii, and guppies, Poecilia reticulata,do hybridize in the wild. Personally, I don't understand peoples aversion to hybrids. Unless you are breeding there is no issue.

 

[Inka4040]

I am still of the firm belief that they are the same species. Considering the fact that they exist in the same habitats, and freely interbreed, there is really no case for speciation. IMO, endlers deserving their own species name makes just as much sense as assigning a diff species name to every color variation of guppy.