Platinum Blue Ivory Dumbo Ribbon Guppy
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AUD 100.00
Photos are a helpful guide, but guppies move and change in the light. Please look for listing videos when available because they show true colour, finnage, and body shape better than still images.
Ivory strains develop colour gradually. Juveniles may appear pale initially, with ivory tones becoming more defined as the fish matures.
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AUD 100.00
Ivory guppies are characterised by soft white to cream body tones that give a clean, elegant look in both natural and aquarium lighting. This tag groups guppies where ivory expression is a main feature, often paired with platinum sheen, pastel overlays, or gentle contrast in the fins. If you like fish that look refined and premium without being overly bright or harsh, ivory strains are a great option. Ivory colour can develop gradually. Many juveniles look pale at first, then the creamy tone becomes clearer as the fish matures and settles. Because ivory is subtle, stable care makes a big difference. Consistent water changes, steady temperature, and a quality diet help the body tone stay clean and prevent the “washed-out” look that can happen with stress. In a display tank, ivory guppies stand out well against darker backgrounds and also look great in planted setups because the body remains visible among greens. For best results, keep flow gentle and avoid fin nippers, especially if your ivory fish also have longer fins. If you are selecting ivory guppies for breeding, focus on clean, even body tone, good overall shape, and fin quality. Strong lines produce fish that hold their creamy colour and develop nicely over time. Ivory guppies are ideal if you want a softer palette that still looks premium. They photograph well, pair nicely with platinum and pastel themes, and reward patient keepers with a clean, elegant finish.