Description
The Half Black Guppy is a striking and popular guppy variety, recognized for its distinctive color patterns and vibrant appearance.

Color: This guppy features a bold half-black coloration, with the rear half of the body being a deep, solid black, while the front half displays a range of vivid colors such as red, blue, yellow, or green. The contrast between the black and colorful sections makes the Half Black Guppy particularly eye-catching.

Pattern: The division between the black and colored areas is smooth, creating an attractive and dramatic visual effect. The fins typically match the black coloration of the body, with some individuals exhibiting additional color highlights or patterns on the fins.

Size: Half Black Guppies typically reach a size of 1.5-2.5 inches (3.5-6 cm) in length, with males being smaller and more slender than females.

Fins: Males tend to have larger, more elaborate fins than females. The tail and dorsal fins are often long and flowing, reflecting the same contrasting colors as the body.

Natural Habitat: Half Black Guppies, like other guppy varieties, are native to freshwater streams, ponds, and rivers in South America, particularly in regions of Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana.

Environment: These guppies thrive in freshwater environments, preferring areas with abundant vegetation and stable water conditions.

Temperament: Guppies, including the Half Black variant, are peaceful and social, making them excellent choices for community aquariums. They are active swimmers that enjoy exploring their surroundings.

Compatibility: Half Black Guppies are compatible with other small, peaceful fish, including livebearers, tetras, rasboras, and small catfish. They should not be kept with aggressive or fin-nipping species