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Blue Dragon Guppy Price, Care and Varieties

Blue Dragon Guppy is an eye-catching blue guppy fish with an iridescent blue coloration. Its dorsal and tail fins have a distinctive fan shape with blue color combinations.

blue dragon guppy

Blue Dragon Guppy often features a blue and white tone on the lower half of its sides. It has long, trailing fins that shimmer in the water, and its small size makes it easy to keep in a home aquarium. Blue Dragon Guppies are lively and are often seen darting between plants or playing hide and seek.


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➜ Blue Dragon Guppy Care
➜ Halfmoon Blue Dragon Guppy
➜ Dumbo Blue Dragon Guppy
➜ Blue Dragon Guppy Female
➜ Imperial Blue Dragon Guppy
➜ Platinum Blue Dragon Guppy
➜ Metal Blue Dragon Guppy
➜ Blue Dragon Guppy Price
➜ Frequently Asked Questions


Blue Dragon Guppy Care

Tank Setup & Water Parameters

• Tank Size: 10 gallons minimum for a small group, larger tanks provide more stability.

• Temperature: 72–82°F (22–28°C). See our temperature for guppies guide for the full range and heater guidance.

• pH: 6.8–7.8. Our guppy water parameters guide covers the full breakdown.

• Filtration: A sponge filter or gentle hang-on-back filter keeps water clean without creating strong currents that stress their long fins.

Diet & Feeding

Blue Dragon Guppies eat guppy flakes, small pellets, and frozen or live foods like bloodworms and brine shrimp. Feed small amounts 2–3 times daily. See our best guppy food guide for the full feeding schedule.

Tank Mates

Peaceful community fish like mollies, platies, tetras, and corydoras make good companions. Avoid aggressive or fin-nipping species. See our guppy tank mates guide for the full compatibility list.

Lifespan

Like most guppy strains, Blue Dragon Guppies typically live 2–3 years with good water quality and a varied diet.


Halfmoon Blue Dragon Guppy

The Half Moon Blue Dragon Guppy is a stunning variety of guppy that combines Half Moon tail shape with the unique Dragon pattern in blue color. half moon blue dragon guppy Half Moon Blue Dragon Guppies have a tail shape that forms a semi-circle or “half-moon” when fully spread. This tail shape looks broad and rounded, creating a beautiful display when the fish swims.


Dumbo Blue Dragon Guppy

Dumbo Ear Blue Dragon Guppies are a beautiful variety of Blue Dragon guppies known for their unique Dumbo ear-like pectoral fins and vibrant Blue Dragon coloration. dumbo ear blue dragon guppy One of the most distinguishing features of Dumbo Ear Blue Dragon Guppies is their large pectoral fins that resemble the ears of an elephant, giving them their name. These Dumbo ears add an extra layer of charm to the guppies’ appearance.


Blue Dragon Guppy Female

Female Blue Dragon Guppies exhibit a more subdued coloration on their body but the fins remain colorful. Female blue dragon guppy Female Blue Dragon guppies have a gravid spot, which is a dark spot located near the anal area. This spot becomes more prominent and darker when the female is pregnant, indicating the presence of developing fry inside her. See our pregnant guppy guide for the full pregnancy timeline. Female Blue Dragon Guppies usually grow to a size of around 1.5 to 2.5 inches. See our male vs female guppy guide for the complete comparison. Blue Dragon Female Guppies need a well-filtered aquarium and a guppy breeder box while breeding. See our guppy breeding guide for the full setup.


Imperial Blue Dragon Guppy

Imperial Blue Dragon Guppies are beautiful guppies known for their intense blue coloration including the Dragon pattern. These guppies showcase a stunning blend of bright blue hues and intricate patterns which gives them that visually striking appearance. imperial blue dragon guppy Imperial Blue Dragon Guppies exhibit a deep and vibrant blue coloration enhancing their beauty.


Platinum Blue Dragon Guppy

Platinum Blue Dragon Guppies are a variety of guppies that combine the Platinum (silver-white) coloration with the vibrant Blue Dragon pattern tail. platinum blue dragon guppy These Platinum Blue Dragon Guppies showcase a captivating blend of silvery-white bodies creating a visually striking appearance. Platinum Blue Dragon Guppies typically grow to around 1.5 to 2.5 inches.


Metal Blue Dragon Guppy

Metal Blue Dragon Guppies are a variety of guppies known for their metallic sheen and vibrant Blue Dragon pattern. Metal blue dragon guppies These guppies display a shimmering metallic appearance that reflects light, creating a mesmerizing display.


Blue Dragon Guppy Price

The price of Blue Dragon Guppies can vary depending on several factors like the fish’s size, quality, and coloration. Generally, the cost of a Blue Dragon Guppy ranges from $15 to $30 per fish. Here’s a rough estimate of the cost you might expect to pay for Blue Dragon Guppies depending on their size.

• Juvenile Blue Dragon Guppy: Prices for young or juvenile Blue Dragon Guppies can start from around $5 to $10.

• Adult Blue Dragon Guppy: For larger and more mature Blue Dragon Guppies, prices can range from $15 to $30 per fish.

• Show-Quality Blue Dragon Guppy: Exceptional specimens with pristine coloration, perfect fins, and desirable genetic traits can command higher prices, ranging from $50 to $100.


Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Blue Dragon Guppy cost?

Prices typically range from $5–$10 for juveniles, $15–$30 for adults, and $50–$100 for show-quality specimens with exceptional coloration and fins.

How long do Blue Dragon Guppies live?

Typically 2 to 3 years with good care, stable water quality and a varied diet are the biggest factors in reaching the higher end of that range.

What is the difference between Halfmoon, Dumbo, Imperial, Platinum, and Metal Blue Dragon Guppies?

These are all Blue Dragon Guppy variants distinguished by tail shape or coloration rather than separate species. Halfmoon has a semi-circular tail, Dumbo has enlarged, ear-like pectoral fins, Imperial has especially intense blue coloration, Platinum combines silver-white body tones with the Blue Dragon pattern, and Metal has a distinct shimmering metallic sheen.

How can I tell a male from a female Blue Dragon Guppy?

Males are more vividly colored with longer fins. Females are larger, paler, and carry a dark gravid spot near the rear vent, more visible on females due to their less busy coloration, covered in the Blue Dragon Guppy Female section above.

Are Blue Dragon Guppies easy to care for?

Yes. They’re beginner-friendly and share the same core care requirements as other guppies, stable water between 72-82°F, a filtered 10-gallon or larger tank, and a varied diet.


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N.P Vittal

Hi, I'm N. P. Vittal, founder of Exotic Fish Hub.

My fishkeeping hobby started in 1993 when I was 11 years old. I still remember when my parents bought me a small aquarium along with a pair of black mollies, white mollies, yellow mollies, guppies, zebra danios, a tiny goldfish, and all the accessories needed to get started. It was the first time in my life that I had seen such colorful fish, and as an 11-year-old kid, I was completely fascinated by them from the moment I saw them. What started as a simple gift soon became a lifelong passion.

With 30+ years of fishkeeping experience, I have kept and bred freshwater fish in aquariums, cement tanks, and outdoor ponds. Over the years, I've kept a wide variety of species including guppies, mollies, goldfish, discus, angelfish, bettas, tetras, cichlids, Thai orandas, ranchus, pearlscales, and many others. I've also spent years experimenting with planted aquariums, fancy guppy strains, aquatic plants, and different aquarium setups. Even today, I continue to be fascinated by the beauty, behavior, and diversity of aquarium fish.

Through Exotic Fish Hub, I share practical fishkeeping knowledge, breeding tips, aquarium setup advice, and solutions to common fish care problems based on real-world experience to help fellow hobbyists build healthier, thriving aquariums.

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