The term “Koi Tuxedo Guppy” typically refers to a specific color pattern or variety of guppy that combines traits of both Koi and Tuxedo guppies. Koi Tuxedo Guppies exhibit a blend of white, red, and blue-black coloration, similar to koi fish.
The body of Koi Tuxedo Guppies may showcase vibrant colors such as red, orange, yellow, black, and white, arranged in patterns similar to those seen on Koi fish. Their fins can also display a mix of these colors, adding to their vibrant and attractive appearance.
Appearance & Traits
Body Colors: Red, orange, yellow, black, and white, arranged in koi-like patches.
Fins: Flowing tails and dorsal fins with bright, patterned colors.
Males: Smaller (about 1.5–2 inches), but more colorful with longer fins.
Females: Larger (up to 2.5 inches), calmer, and less intensely colored with shorter fins.
Lifespan: 2–3 years in well-maintained aquariums.
Tank Setup & Water Conditions
Tank Size: 10 gallons minimum for a small group.
Temperature: 75–82°F (24–28°C).
pH: 6.8–7.8.
Decor: Live plants, fine gravel, and hiding spaces for a natural environment.
Filtration: Sponge or gentle HOB filter for clean, stable water.
Diet & Feeding
To keep their colors bright and health strong, provide a varied diet:
Staple: High-quality flakes or guppy pellets.
Protein: Live or frozen brine shrimp, daphnia, bloodworms.
Vegetables: Spirulina or blanched greens for digestion and color enhancement.
Tip: Feed 2–3 small meals per day, avoiding excess waste.
