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Platinum Blue Ivory Dumbo Ribbon Guppy
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AUD 100.00
Ribbon Guppies: Flowing Fin Type with Display-Grade Elegance
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.
Ribbon guppies are more challenging to breed consistently. If you want a mix of ribbon and non-ribbon fish, add a note at checkout and we will do our best to match your request.
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Platinum Red Tail Dumbo Ribbon Guppy
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AUD 100.00
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Metallic Green Dragon Ribbon Guppy
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AUD 100.00
About Ribbon Guppies
Ribbon guppies are all about elegant, flowing fins. The ribbon trait often shows up as extended fin rays that create a longer, more dramatic look, especially in the pelvic fins and sometimes in the dorsal and tail depending on the line. In a calm tank, ribbon fish move with a slow, graceful style that many people associate with premium display guppies. This tag groups guppies with ribbon-type fin expression. Because long fins are more delicate, ribbon guppies do best with gentle filtration and tank mates that will not nip. Smooth decor also matters. Rough rocks or sharp plastic can catch and tear fine fin edges, which is why many keepers prefer plants, sponge filters, and softer hardscape choices for ribbon setups. When selecting ribbon guppies, look for clean fin edges, confident swimming, and strong overall body condition. A healthy ribbon fish should still be active and feed well, even with extended fins. For breeding, it helps to keep realistic expectations: ribbon traits can be more challenging to hold consistently, and you may see variation across offspring. Good lines and stable care make a big difference. If you want a tank with a calm, showy feel, ribbon guppies are a fantastic choice. They bring that “display fish” vibe to a home aquarium and reward steady care with impressive movement and shape.