Format Tail Guppy Fish

Format Tail Guppy Fish

Rating on format guppy’s tail

Guppy Veiltail (veil tail): The caudal fin should have the shape of an isosceles triangle of 45, 10/10 body length

Guppy Triangle tail (delta tail): The caudal fin should have the shape of a triangle of 70, 8/10 of the body length.

Guppy Triangle tail

Fantail Guppy (fan/blower): The caudal fin is gently curved in the upper and lower edges. Its length corresponds to 8/10 of the body length.

Scarftail Guppy (scarf/flag): The flow has a rectangular shape and its length corresponds to 8/10 of the body length.

Double Swordtail Guppy (double swordtail): The caudal has an oval basic shape and two sword-shaped extensions on the upper and lower tail rays.

Top Swordtail Guppy (upper blade): The flow has an oval basic shape and a sword-shaped extension on the upper radius

Top-swordtail-Guppy

Bottom Swordtail Guppy ( lower) Sword: The flow has an oval basic shape and a sword-shaped extension on the lower radius.

 lower swordtail guppies

Lyretail Guppy (tail Lira): The flow has the shape of a lyre. The basic shape is round and should not exceed 4/10 of the body length.

Fancy Lyretail Guppy

Cofertail Guppy (paddle-shaped tail): The shape of the flow looks like a shovel. The onset of flow is round and opens parallel to the body axis.

Speartail Guppy (lance-shaped): The flow has the shape of the tip of a spear. Its length corresponds to 8/10 of the body length.

Spear Tail Snakeskin Guppy

Roundtail Guppy (round tail): The caudal is round with a diameter of 5/10 of the body length.

Medusa Roundtail Guppy

Guppy Pintail (pintail): The basic shape of the caudal is rounded, with a diameter of 4/10 of the body length. The back is fine and rises, steep at first. Already the end is pointed and tapers from the last third of its length.

Pin tail guppy

 

Full Red Crowntail
Full Red Crowntail
Half Black White Ribbon Fin
Half Black White Ribbon Fin

Format Tail Guppy Fish

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information from

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Poecilia_reticulata

http://www.guppywest.com

 

By fishexp