Some shots of my Livebearers...

[AQUASAUR]

I had going so many times to start a topic like that...
So, here a couple shots of my young Guppies for beginning:

Red Flamingo Guppy male

Poecilia reticulata "Tequila Sunrise Guppy"

 

[loach43]

Great start and I can see another legendary thread in the making. You should tell us what strains these are as you go. I don't know my livebearers very well. Just a thought!

 

[jinajjj]

Thank for your post. I've also visit your gallery, very beautiful and lively.

 

[mr.reef24]

some nice shots

lance

 

[JohnF]

Exceptional shots as usual Hristo. I'm sure this will turn in another outstanding thread.

 

[FeliciaMcCaulley]

Beautiful! I keep guppies (and Limias) also, would love to see more of yours.

 

[AQUASAUR]

Thank you, everyone!
Here is couple more...They're suppose to be some variety of GREEN SNAKESKIN GUPPY:

 

[ilikefish]

Cool!

Awesome pictures here...

The movement of the guppies is fast, mind to share what camera + lens and what setting that you use in getting such amazing outcome?

Thanks.

 

[Yoyo Loach]

Awesome shots!

 

[Chris Noto]

Go, Hristo, go! Man, how did you know I was pining for some really fine fancy guppy shots? I've only got Black Moscows right now, but the plan, to be implemented after the son who graduated from college last May gets his own place, is to pick up about a dozen tanks for some experimental guppy crosses. The American line-breeders do a great job with defined-type fish, but the Europeans, Asians, and Philip Shaddock <g> have it all over us on exploitation of the amazing variation and complexity of guppy genetics.